Sahar Aziz

By pardoning himself, the president would admit guilt for wrongdoing, which he would never do.

Ginsburg’s work has inspired a generation of people who experience outsider status in the US, including Muslims.

Nineteen years after 9/11, Muslim victims of discrimination still face unfriendly courts.

Passing a law allowing the designation of domestic groups as terrorist would allow the government to silence opposition.

The US must not repeat the same mistake it made after 9/11 by allowing the scapegoating of a whole minority population.

The two US congresswomen are shattering all kinds of damaging stereotypes about Muslim women.

The White House iftar controversy signals the next phase of Muslim leadership.

Egyptians don’t need another era of dysfunctional government dominated by leaders with their own political interests.