Papers & Presentations 2003
US Citizenship and Responsibilities of Pakistani Americans
November 21, 2003
Pakistani American Congress Regional Meeting, Detroit, Michigan
The Islamic Concept of Peace
October 12, 2003
Riverside-Salem Environmental Cottage, Grand Island, NY
Faizan Haq, vice president of the Pakistani American Association of Western New York and general secretary of the Pakistani American Congress, will speak about The Islamic Concept of Peace at Riverside-Salem Environmental Cottage, 3449 West River Road, Grand Island, from 4-6pm Sunday, October 12, 2003. Mr. Haq is a founding member of the Committee for the Study of Understanding Community and Peace at Buffalo State College and teaches Islamic Cultural History and USA and the Muslim World at Cora P. Maloney College at UB. Refreshments will be served. All are welcome.
An Honorable Quest
September 10, 2003
Islamic Horizons, Vol. 32, No. 5
Book review: "Islam Under Siege: Living Dangerously in a Post-Honor World" Akbar S. Ahmed
ISNA (Islamic Society of North America) 40th Annual Convention
September 5, 7, 2003
ISNA is the largest mainstream organization of American Muslims. Its annual convention attracts 30 to 40 thousand participants. Scholars, educators, and community leaders from around the world present on issues concerning America and Muslims
Book Review: “Islam Under Siege: an honorable quest in a post-honor world”
Emerging American Muslim Identity and Issues of Citizenship and Cultural Politics
August 17, 2003
World Security Network
Islam Under Siege is an honorable quest to capture and analyze the dishonorable conduct of human society in a post honor world. Just like an alarm clock that rings in your head it forces you to wake up from the pretentious slumber we are so used to. In fact this book keeps you awake long after you are done reading it. It is a must read if you have any interest in contemporary societies’ interactions with elements of change within and without their boundaries.
Challenges of American Citizenship for Muslims: Trying Times for Men’s Souls
July 4, 6, 2003
ISNA (Islamic Society of North America)
South Western Regional and 7th Islam in America Conference,
Wyndham Hotel, Dallas, Texas
Conversations in Abrahamic Traditions: How we view our religious traditions in society today; An Islamic Perspective
June 10, 2003
Community initiated interfaith forum, State University of New York at Buffalo
Scientific Achievements of Muslims: Story of Arabic Numerals
March 16, 2003
Islamic History Day, Islamic History Society,
Muslim Community Center, 745 Heim Road, Amherst, New York
Emerging American Muslim Identity and Issues of Citizenship and Cultural Politics
ISNA (Islamic Society of North America) 40th Annual Convention
9/5 - 9/7/03
www.isna.net
ISNA is the largest mainstream organization of American Muslims. Its annual convention attracts 30 to 40 thousand participants. Scholars, educators, and community leaders from around the world present on issues concerning America and Muslims.
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