Archive for July, 2004

Tattered Cover Bookstore

Tattered Cover Cherry Creek
7:30 PM MST
2955 E. First Avenue
Denver, CO 80206
303-322-7727

Fareed Zakaria

ah-025-237x246.jpgAsma Hasan will rock your stereotypes about Islam in this refreshing book. Here is a young woman who embraces Islam, modernity, America, her family, and her friends — all with enthusiasm and commitment. She sees no contradictions between them and, after you have read this book, neither will you.

Fareed Zakaria, Editor, Newsweek International, and Author of The Future of Freedom: Illiberal Democracy at Home and Abroad

Spirituality & Health

logo.gifBy Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat

In her last lively book, Asma Hasan called herself a “Muslim feminist cowgirl”

The Continuing War in Iraq

The InfoZone News Museum
at the Robert Hoag Rawlings Public Library
Pueblo, Colorado
7 PM MST
Seating is limited; please call 562-5604 to reserve your seat.

My brother is in love with a non-Muslim!

Sameera asks, “My brother is in love with a Hindu girl. Trouble is that my parents are against it. To make matters worse she refuses to convert to Islam. What should he do?”

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Stacey’s Bookstore

581 Market Street
Downtown San Francisco, CA
12:30 PM PST
415-421-4687

Barbie

B0149b_9993_thumbnail.jpgI have collected Barbie Dolls since I was 12. I played with them constantly until then, but friends and family kept giving them to me! It was a natural gift for me as they were all I wanted at one time. So began my collection. I loved (and still love) the clothes, the hair, the heels, the PINK (my favorite color). I probably have around 100 Barbies, although I am not a serious collector.

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Pakistan Link

main2001_r1_c1.gifAsma’s Fascinating Book on Islam By S. Arif Hussaini

Piquant to read, racy in style, logical and weighty in contents, anecdotal in narration that arrest the reader