Muslim Student organizations across the United States, of which there are roughly 200, are continuing their struggles to form their own identities, including who they accept into their folds.  Some would advocate for only accepting more obedient Muslims into the groups, while others would argue to include all students who self-identify as being Muslim.  The following article briefly reviews this issue...
 
 

 A recent survey released by the Pew Research Center, entitled "American Muslims: Middle Class and Mostly Mainstream," finds that US Muslims have mostly conciliatory attitudes towards American society, and are generally more likely to support the separation of religion from politics than their Christian counterparts.
 

 In the wake of a conference of Holocaust deniers sponsored by the Iranian government, Muslim leaders condemn the blatant disregard for historical truth.
 

 History Professor Lawrence Davidson examines the relationship between American neo-colonialism, Protestant evangelism and Zionism.
 

 As if recent headlines concerning global warming, war in the Middle East, and the instabilities of the world-wide capitalist system are not enough to occupy the fatalist in all of us, the decline of the bee population is proving profoundly unsettling; forcing scientists and religious-minded people alike to take a closer look at where we ourselves are headed as a species.
 

 Seeing modernity essentially as an acceleration of time allows Muslims to overcome alienation from the modern age.
 

 Noted Swiss Muslim scholar addresses issues of Muslim-Christian dialogue, universalism and Muslim identity in the West -- calling for struggling for justice as an act of love, consistency in moral principals, and the eradication of "religious illiteracy" in order to promote what he calls elsewhere an "inclusive memory"of the shared history and values of Muslims and the West.
 

 Biological and social differences among humans are a Divine decree, permitting us not only to know one another, but to know our own selves, says noted Northwestern University Professor Souleymane Bachir Diagne.
 

 A summary of the course of Islam's development in America, from the first explorers to slavery to proto-Islamic movements to the foundation of nation-wide orthodox Sunni organizations. This article remains a work in progress.
 

 In 1312 Mansa Abu Bakr of Mali is believed to have traveled from the Senegambian region of the African coast to the Gulf of Mexico.

 Former Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic describes submission to the will of God as "the strength of the soul to face the times."
 

 A report from a recent Nawawi Foundation conference that took on the question, "What is the Islamic Tradition?" In attendance were Dr. Umar Faruq Abd-Allah and Shaykh Hamza Yusuf.