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October 5, 2011

Gareth Bryant’s Top-Five Reasons why there’ll never be a “Palestinian-State”

https://gbwrites.com/2022/12/16/muslimpolitics/ https://gbwrites.com/2015/07/21/isismyth/ Israel-Backed Militias Linked to ISIS Loot Gaza Aid Under IDF Watch 1. The Palestinian people, the Muslim Palestinians anyway, have not made the issue of Palestine a religious issue-They’ve only made this an ethno-national issue, while forgetting that Palestine is the long-lost sector of the Muslim-World. So, like any & every part of the Continue reading

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September 5, 2011

My thoughts on 9/11:

Even the mere utterance of the household phrase “9/11” still sends chills down people’s spines, invoking fear, fueling the fire of anger, and encouraging hate to resonate in people’s hearts. But, why does September 11th still grasps the attention of Americans, whom many were not even alive to even witness the shocking events that took Continue reading

Activism, Culture, Muslim Writers, Political-Awareness, Sarcasm, Self-Discovery, Self-Empowerment, Self-Therapy, Social-Awareness, U.S. Politics, Writing, Youth-Empowerment

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August 27, 2011

What the Hell is a “Muslim-Name”?!!!/There is no such thing as a “Muslim-Name”!!!

View this post on Instagram This-Video by default is one of Countless-Proofs that there’s no such Thing as a “Muslim-Name”…#FunFact: the Pagan-Arabs had Names like “`Abdur-Rahmān”, “`Abdullah”, etc. And, there were even Pagan-Arabs whom lived prior to the Revelation of The Qur’ān whom were named “Muhammad”.Ramadhan 26th, 1432, A.H./August 26th, 2011, C.E., I had given Continue reading

Activism, Culture, Humor, Islam & Activism, Muslim Writers, Muslims & Activism, Sarcasm, Self-Discovery, Self-Empowerment, Self-Therapy, Social-Awareness, Writing, Youth-Empowerment

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August 18, 2011

Pro-Life Vs. Pro-Choice: Where do the Muslims stand?

The issue of Abortion has and will always cause significant controversy among all people, regardless of religious beliefs, political stances, cultural traditions or social affiliations. Whether for or against it, there will always be debates over this topic. This issue has become one of the most debated subjects concerning people around the world, as well Continue reading

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August 3, 2011

Somalia (The Anatomy of a Tragedy)

I shouldn’t have to reiterate what’s gruesomely obvious, but it seems that I must: significantly large populations of people, living in four countries in the Horn of Africa: Ethiopia, Djibouti, Eritrea, Somalia, Somaliland, etc. are currently facing one of the most devastating famines ever seen in recent memory & possibly in the entire history of Continue reading

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August 2, 2011

Gareth Bryant’s Top-Ten advices for Muslim College-Students:

1. Make sure that the reason that you’re going to College is not because your parents want you to go, or just because that’s what everyone expects you to do. Go to College to one, exclusively please Allah, by doing something positive & productive, which will give significant meaning to your life. Two, then, go Continue reading

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College Life, Islam
August 1, 2011

Some Brief Islamic-History (Dismantlement of the Ottoman Empire)

https://greekreporter.com/2022/11/01/five-things-about-ottoman-empire/ https://gbwrites.com/2022/12/16/muslimpolitics/ It is no accident that the recent revolutions, which have occurred in Tunisia & Egypt, and have swept across the entire Arab-World, to places like Bahrain, Yemen, Syria & Libya, have occurred close to the 100th anniversary of the toppling of the Ottoman Empire, the last officially recognized global ruling body over the Continue reading

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August 1, 2011

Islam is my Life & Fashion is my Passion:

I remember when I first became a Muslim, like so many us who reverted to Islam, I went through the whole “change your name”, change your look, and essentially change who you naturally, culturally are, as a person nonsense, and so-on. After my little street-life/party & drug-scene stint, I decided that I needed to be Continue reading

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August 1, 2011

My perils of being a Muslim in America:

Being Muslim in America is exactly what it is, being Muslim in America. You always get the weird, threatening stares from people on trains, buses, platforms, sidewalks, for either having a beard, Hijab/Jilbab, Niqab, or any other physical indicator, that tells people that you’re Muslim, or “looks Muslim”. Even though I’ve lived in the U.S. Continue reading

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America, Islam, Islamophobia, Muslims, Self Discovery, Self Empowerment
July 31, 2011

The Muslims need to serve the People

On the night of June 4th & the early morning of June 5th, 2011, I participated in the annual “AFSP: Out of the Darkness Overnight” Anti-Suicide walk, in New York City. I didn’t even realize how important this walk that I had committed myself to was, until I actually got to the starting point of Continue reading

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