An interview I did regarding the impact of 9/11. God rest the souls of those who died as a result of those attacks.
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Domestic Crusaders – Landmark Play in NY on 9-11
Aziz has more details. The following is a press release by my friend Wajahat Ali, who is a blogger, journalist for Altmuslim, and also a budding playwright. His first play, The Domestic Crusaders, has received rave reviews from critics and artists alike (including Emma Thompson and Mitch Berman). The play will premiere in NYC at the Nuyorican Poets Cafe on September 11th 2009 and if you are in the NY area or will be traveling there during that time, then make some time for this one I reviewed the play, and really encourage people to go.
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Thanks for the link; I’m watching the piece now.
As I’ve started studying the Qur’an this fall I’ve been thinking of you. I hope you and your family are well.