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After the dust settles, what can we learn from the terrorist attack in Mumbai? I used to live about a mile from the Taj. At that time, I worked for an engineering firm and freelanced as a copywriter for advertising agencies in Mumbai. Every time I got a new gig, I would celebrate...

I once lived about a mile from the Taj hotel in Mumbai, Indai. I worked for an engineering firm and freelanced as a copywriter for advertising agencies in Mumbai. Every time I got a new gig, I would celebrate by going to the Taj for a buffet or a breakfast. For a 23-year-old, it...

This article was  Published in altmuslim.com|06.22.2008|Middle East Online|06.20.2008|Pakistan Link|08.04.2008|The Globalist|06.19.2008|and other places. We live in an era of global governance. Through a complex network of international organizations like the United Nations, the...

Ramadan is the ninth month in the Islamic calendar and serves as a spiritual boot camp for Muslims. In this month, Muslims fast from dawn to dusk everyday; abstaining from food, water, sex and anything unpleasant and immoral. One is not allowed to get angry, speak rudely or even...

General Pervez Musharraf’s resignation on August 18 brings to an end an era of unprecedented Pakistani cooperation with the United States on foreign policy and security needs. It also marks the beginning of a new negotiation between the two allies as the United States seeks...

General Pervez Musharraf’s 1999 military coup was celebrated on the streets in Pakistan and was seen as a coup against Washington, backed on latent anti-Americanism. Not surprisingly, his resignation as President is being seen the same way. The war on terror first brought...

For the past two years Iran and its nuclear program have dominated America’s foreign policy agenda. Iran’s refusal to stop enriching Uranium, which in its opinion it is entitled to as a signatory of the NPT treaty but the West believes, is an effort to develop nuclear...

Should regional players combine to give the United States a much-needed reprieve from global disorder? We live in an era of global governance. Through a complex network of international organizations such as the United Nations, the World Bank, the International Court of Justice...

UD professor Muqtedar Khan has been called the moderate voice of Islam. Thanks in no small part to his prolific writing, that voice is heard around the world. By Drew Ostroski Published May 16, 2008 at 12:00 AM A faithful Muslim, Muqtedar Khan fears only God. Perhaps that’s why...

Newark, Delaware – The election results have filtered in and after a series of disturbing events – emergencies, an assassination, and a wave of suicide bombings – Pakistan is finally sending a message of hope and promise. The two opposition parties won sizable percentages...