Ethics
Sudan Sentences a Woman To Be Stoned to Death Based on Islamic Law
On June 26 in Sudan, Maryam Alsyed Tiyrab was convicted and sentenced to execution by stoning on a charge of adultery, a violation of Islamic law.…
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Islam
Newsweek Says Trump’s Plan is to Divide America Based on Religion; Faith Leaders Unite to Dispel Anti-Muslim Bigotry
CAIR organizes a statement from interfaith leaders condemning Trump’s muslim ban. The State of the Union speech last night falls exactly one year after Sally Yates,…
Christianity
Tillerson’s Religious Freedom Report Says Fighting ISIS’ Genocide Is a Priority
No mention was made of Muslims being attacked in a targeted manner in the US Rex Tillerson, the United States Secretary of State, spoke for the…
Islam
Hawaii and Twitter are Protesting the New Travel Ban
The two entities were among the first to openly protest the travel ban, but many more are also against it. The travel ban put in place…
Celebrity
New Trump Travel Ban is Still a Muslim Ban
Trump’s revised executive order bans immigrants from six Muslim-majority countries. A new ban on travel to the United States was signed by President Donald J. Trump…
Celebrity
NFL Players Union Vowing to Support Muslims After Ban
Following the ban, NFL union vows to protect and support families of Muslim players. NFL Football Players Association vowed to stand by their Muslim colleagues and…
Celebrity
Trump Signs Action for Extreme Vetting of Immigrants, Zuckerberg Speaks Out
Trump’s action is against the constitutional spirit of the United States. A number of executive orders were signed by President Donald J. Trump during his maiden…
Christianity
Sudanese Woman Faced Death Penalty – Was Freed – Detained Again
Meriam Ibrahim, a young Sudanese woman who had been living under a death sentence, was released from jail earlier this week, but has been detained again.…
Christianity
Meriam Ibrahim, Sudanese Christian Woman Sentenced to Death for Apostasy, May Be Freed
Meriam Ibrahim, Sudanese Christian woman sentenced to death for her beliefs may be released pending court appeal. There may be some good news in the story…