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  • Memoirs of a Former Gossip

    What you are about to read is the diary of a former gossip who felt bad about her "uncontrollable" negative behavior and so tried to modify it. Those who suffer from similar problems, such as anxiety, Published January - February 2009 - Sumeyra TOSUN

  • Holy Migration

    Most human beings feel a strong loyalty to the place of their birth. Sometimes this loyalty can be transferred to another place, but there are few people who do not treasure some place they consider "home." This sense of belonging is so strong that sacrificing our home is always painful.

    Published March - April 2009 - Robert LENTZ
  • Translation of Sufi Poetry

    The misunderstanding and the misconception by some Western readers that Sufi poetry is strongly tinged with sensuality and replete with erotic and bacchanalian symbolism is now discredited as altogether false.

    Published May - June 2009 - Aalia Sohail KHAN
  • Physiological Prevention of Cancer

    The fine balance and order seen in living beings provides us with clues and directions as to which behavior is most appropriate. Socially acceptable behavior may differ from one culture to another;

    Published November - December - Dr. S. UNLU
  • Schooling Islam

    Moroccan preschoolers acquiring the basics of reading, writing and Qur’an memorization in state-funded kuttabs… Turkish high school students meeting with mentors in private homes after school to prepare for science,

    Published November - December 2009 - Jeannette OKUR
  • Modest Dress in Abrahamic Traditions

    One of the questions I am most commonly posed in the United States is about the way I dress. Why do Muslim women cover themselves from head to toe?

    Published November - December 2008 - Eren TATARI
  • Turning the Tables to Build Intercultural Friendships

    It is usually easy to associate with people from one's own culture. Why step out of your comfort zone to extend a friendly hand to someone from a different culture? Perhaps, if my experience is typical,

    Published September - October 2008 - Thomas C. SMEDLEY

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January - February 2010
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Fleeting Storms, Perennial Breezes

M. Fethullah Gülen: Despite all odds, time seems to flow toward long awaited days of splendor and hours of bliss. Albeit, there is a shadowy presence of ominous days which cultivate an "evil" that is disposed to mischief;

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Playing with Genes: Gene Therapy

Ferhat Ozturk: As we live our lives, we often come across problems that can block our way. If our car leaks oil, stalls, or breaks down on the road, we immediately bring it to the mechanic to get it fixed.

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The bomb ticks on...

Nisa Nur Terzi: Torture is an act that is almost universally condemned. It is prohibited in international law and is not officially sanctioned by any domestic laws in any state.

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First Journey to Light

Sermed Ogretim: Recognized scholar of his time by many contemporaries, and author of the great Risale-i Nur collection, Bediuzzaman Said Nursi lived in the last quarter of the nineteenth and first half of the twentieth centuries,

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Two Perspectives on Nature

Huseyin Coskun: We recognize and perceive that which exists and evaluate that which is happening around us by using our natural senses, intelligence, and experience; as a result we are able to make inferences about the world through methods of deduction or induction.

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Free Will and Foreknowledge in Augustine

Izzet Coban: For those who accept the existence of God, He is a deity who infallibly foreknows the entire future. On the other hand, human beings have a psychological feeling that they are completely free.

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The Prestige

Veli Keskin: The above quote is taken from the script of the movie "The Prestige." This article is not about that movie; nor is it a critique of any film.

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