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AAI Summer/Fall Paid Field Internships Deadline April 19th

Applications for the Arab American Institute’s summer/fall paid Field Organizing Internships are available now! This is a great opportunity for rising juniors, seniors, grad students or recent graduates who are interested in community organizing, voter mobilization and giving voice to issues Arab Americans care about this election year. Interns will be provided with extensive preparation … Continued

Imam Hassan Qazwini Returns from Iraq Visit

Imam Hassan Qazwini, spiritual leader of the Islamic Center of America, has returned from a three-week trip to Iraq. Imam Qazwini visited the shrine of the great Imams, Imam Ali in Najaf and Imam Husayn in Karbala. Imam Qazwini also met with various community and religious leaders in Iraq, including Grand Ayatullah Sayed Ali Al-Sistani. … Continued

Morocco: A Taste of the Arab World

Morocco is probably best-known to American travelers for cities like Fez, Casablanca and Marrakech. But this country in the northwest corner of Africa is actually a place of dramatic variety. On a two-week or even one-week visit, it’s feasible to fit in a trip to a major city or two, in addition to exploring rural … Continued

Legends on Tour-Features Lebanese Superstar Walid Toufic, Iraqi Songstress Shatha Hassoun and Comedian Elie Ayoub at the MGM Grand Detroit

The legendary Lebanese vocalist, Walid Toufic will perform at the MGM Grand Detroit on Sunday April 24, 2008 at 7:30pm. He will be joined by the Iraqi songstress, Shatha Hassoun and by Comedian Elie Ayoub. The concert is being promoted by Luxury Live Productions and is presented by Luxury Limousine and the MGM Grand Detroit. … Continued

Yale University Library Launches Ibn Khaldun Exhibition

Yale University Library and the Near East Collection has launched the Ibn Khaldun Exhibition from April to May 2008. bn Khaldun, ‘Abd al-Rahman ibn Muhammad al-Hardrami al-Ishbili (1332-1406), was born in Tunis on 1 Ramadan, 732 H (27 May, 1332 CE). His ancestors migrated from Hadramawt in southern Arabia to al-Andalus (Andalusia, southern Spain) in … Continued

Community Foundation Supports Arab and American Chaldean Council (ACC) Refugee Outreach

The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan awarded a grant of $150,000 over two years to the Arab American and Chaldean Council (ACC), a non profit organization, for support for refugee acculturation outreach services. ACC’s Community and Family Strengthening and Integration Project will target the Metro Detroit Arab and Chaldean population. The project will consist of … Continued

“Five For Palestine” Campaign Launches in Michigan April 13th

The American Association for Palestinian Equal Rights Foundation, or AAPER Foundation will launch the Five For Palestine.com in Michigan on Sunday, April 13th (4:30pm) at the Ramallah Club of Detroit, 27484 Ann Arbor Trail, Westland MI 48185. “In the coming months, we will be traveling around the country giving educational presentations about Palestine, seeking to … Continued

Halal Food Lands On Dearborn Menus

Growing up in Dearborn, Zeinab Chami often was tempted by ads for Col. Sanders’ original recipe, the finger-lickin’ meal sold by fast-food giant KFC. Advertisement However, Chami was an observant Muslim, and the restaurant’s chicken was not halal, meaning it wasn’t prepared according to Islamic law. Her choices usually were limited to what her immigrant … Continued

Ralph Nader: An Unreasonable Man–by James G. Abourezk

I had always wondered what it felt like to be a person who, virtually single handedly, made a monumental difference in our world. To find the answer, I decided to talk to Ralph Nader, who is one such person. What I learned was that the positive changes he has brought about in the United States … Continued

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