islam doesn't speak, muslims do | "the ink of the scholar is worth more than the blood of the martyr" – Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
Leila Abu-Saba of Dove’s Eye View has returned to her Maker. inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un. We come from God and we return to God.
Leila was true friend of islamicate. She was one of our earliest commenters, was always available for a good email chat, and was deeply committed to seeing peace become a reality. I pray for her and her family.
(first heard from Marc Lynch of Abu Aardvark)
Take a look at the picture on the site. I’d probably order a couple as gifts. أنا ♥ نيويورك Onesies, Anyone? – Daddy Types.
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Maybe we should do the same in Muslim organizations? The Case For Term Limits In Jewish Life | The Jewish Week. As we anticipate the beginning of the New Year it’s a good time to reflect, take stock, and think about life and mortality. Not just personally, but communally as well. Perhaps its time to have a conversation about term limits in Jewish organizations.
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I am so sad to hear this news. Baruch dayan emet — blessed is the true Judge.
Leila will be sorely missed around the blogosphere. My prayers are with her loved ones.
She will be missed. When I think about the early days of this blog, you, Demi, Father Jake, and Leila stand out as early people who helped give it more shape. It’s amazing the community once build virtually.