Keeping an eye on the web's most notorious anti-Muslim demagogues. - Click here to rate, and read more.

Muslimahmerican.com is a personal blog which celebrates the contributions of American Muslim women in the private and public sectors; and which provides lively religious and political commentary from a progressive, liberal and sometimes (gasp!) humorous point of view. - Click here to rate, and read more.

Views on world affairs by a Muslim, Neo-Indian, Internationalist.

Chronicling News Media of Muslims in the West - Click here to rate, and read more.

Haroon Moghul was Director of Public Relations at the Islamic Center at New York University (NYU) from 2007-2009. Currently, he is Executive Director of The Maydan Institute, a communications and consulting company devoted to improving relationships and increasing understanding between Muslims and the West... - Click here to rate, and read more.

I write about Islamic Revivalism, Islamophobia, America-Pakistan-Muslim World relations. On Current Events, Militarism, Social Justice, and the Wars. I also write about interfaith issues, & about Islam. Trying to clear Misconceptions about Islam in America and the Muslim world.

Politically Charged Rantings of a Muslim in Britain. - Click here to rate, and read more.

"Not the average Muslim blog". Writes about Islam, politics, current affairs.

The Woyingi Blogger I'm Nigerian Canadian...sort of. My father lives in Lagos. He's Ijaw. My mother is from Quebec and is culturally French-Canadian but she raised me as an Anglophone because her mother was American. She's White...whatever that means. I am a convert/revert to Sunni Islam. I wear hijab. In this blog, I will explore the sometimes seemingly contradictory aspects of my identity. - Click here to rate, and read more.

A blog about current events and social causes.

An American Muslim's opinions and perspectives on everything from politics to sports to family. It is an opportunity to gain insight into one person's unique take on the world. Welcome! - Click here to rate, and read more.

Just another Pakistani blogger who likes penning down whatever’s on her mind.

Islamophobia Watch is a non-profitmaking project to document material in the public domain which advocates a fear and hatred of the Muslim peoples of the world and Islam as a religion. Islamophobia Watch will regularly report opinion columns and news items which match the editorial brief of the website, both articles that we believe advocate Islamophobia and those writers and organisations taking a stand against Islamophobia.

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An ongoing online anthology of Muslim voices post 9/11. This site is a forum for the Muslim experience in America and abroad for those affected, unaffected, certain and uncertain. Here is a place we can come together and discuss life as we know it, in a world suddenly acutely aware of our existence while at the same time ignorant, ready to judge us by our uniformly brown skin, the hair on our faces, the scarves on our heads, and our hateful faith. - Click here to rate, and read more.

About: In the blogger's own words "Be forewarned: The writer of this blog is an extremely cynical, snarky, pro-US, secular, libertarian, disgruntled sandmonkey. If this is your cup of tea, please enjoy your stay here. If not, please sod off."

Clippings related to and commentary on current affairs involving Algeria and what is referred to as the 'Arab World' in general. - Click here to rate, and read more.

A lone voice in the wilderness. My name is Abdur-Rahman Muhammad. I use critical analysis to spark thought and conversation about the intellectual revival of Blackamerican Muslims to move us toward effective solutions . I am not a kool-aid drinking “movement” Muslim. “Kool-Aid” drinkers will probably not enjoy my writings, but I hope to snap you out of it. In other words, I follow the Qur’an and Sunnah, but I also believe that one can love history, poetry... - Click here to rate, and read more.

The reason you need to read this is that it will help map the evolution and set the parameters of the emerging Muslim American culture. That means no rants, no fluff, and no useless drivel. You will find a new and fresh discourse on a myriad of social, political, religious, economic, cultural, and other issues affecting the Muslim community in North America, especially in the United States.

Manas's blog. About: Politics and current affairs.