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In the news: Muslims reach out about their faith (LVRJ)

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http://www.lvrj.com/news/muslims-reach-out-about-their-faith-103195909.html

In the news: Islamophobia in Nevada (KNPR)

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http://www.knpr.org/son/archive/detail2.cfm?SegmentID=7161&ProgramID=2052

GUEST
Aslam Abdullah, Dir, Islamic Society of Nevada
Malcolm Cohen, Rabbi, Temple Sinai of Las Vegas
Gard Jameson, Assoc Pastor, Grace Community Church; Asian traditions instructor, UNLV Philosophy Dept; Chair, Interfaith Council of Southern NV

In the press: Community rally honors victims of September 11th; promotes religious tolerance (KTNV 13)

http://www.ktnv.com/Global/story.asp?S=13138121

In the press: Local Muslims speak out about pastor's 9/11 plans (KSNV News 3)

http://www.mynews3.com/story.php?id=27436&n=5035

In the press: Peace Rally slideshow (LVRJ)

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http://www.lvrj.com/multimedia/Sept-11-Interfaith-Peace-Rally-102706764.html

In the Press: Islamic group schedules rally, prayer vigil to remember 9/11 (LVRJ)

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http://www.lvrj.com/news/islamic-group-schedules-rally--prayer-vigil-to-remember-9-11-102608649.html

In the Press: NEVADA VIEWS: Mosque controversy presents an opportunity by Gard Jameson (LVRJ)

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http://www.lvrj.com/opinion/mosque-controversy-presents-an-opportunity-102247349.html

NV Imams Defend Mosque on the The Alan Stock News Show on KXNT 100.5 FM

NV Imams Defend Mosque

8/18/2010
5:53 pm

Aslam Abdullah and Imam Fateen Seitulla, two local Imams joined Alan Stock Wednesday afternoon to discuss the proposed mosque at ground zero.

http://kxnt.cbslocal.com/2010/08/18/nv-imams-defend-mosque/

Observing Ramadan? There’s an app for that (AP)

Observing Ramadan? There's An App For That

by The Associated Press

Enlarge Rich Schultz/AP

Jim Otun of Fairfield, N.J. uses his iPad to read a dua in the Quran at Zinnur Books in Paterson, N.J.

Rich Schultz/AP

August 11, 2010

The most ancient traditions of Islam are going high-tech, with a slew of modern offerings for those observing the holy month of Ramadan, which begins this week.

Cell phone applications such as "iPray" or "iQuran" offer a beeping reminder of requisite prayer times, while the "Find Mecca" and "mosque finder" programs help the Muslim traveler in an unfamiliar city find the nearest place to pray.

"When I saw these applications for the first time, I thought: This is amazing," said James Otun, who has several Islamic applications on his Apple iPhone and iPad. "Whoever came up with this idea: God bless him or her."

In the Press: PLANNED MOSQUE NEAR GROUND ZERO: Reid 'has lost respect' (LVRJ)

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