One faith, but many viewpoints
For the last month, Americans have received a crash course in Islam that divides Muslims into two camps: terrorists who hate the West, and Muslims who support the United States...
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Facing challenge of dual loyalties
For Muslims in Chicago and around the nation, U.S. military action in Afghanistan has heightened tensions between national loyalty and religious identity, between showing support for the United States and...
Facing challenge of dual loyalties
For Muslims in Chicago and around the nation, U.S. military action in Afghanistan has heightened tensions between national loyalty and religious identity, between showing support for the United States and...
Services on Yom Kippur to recall 9/11
As American Jews recite ancient Hebrew prayers for Yom Kippur, which begins at sundown Wednesday, community leaders say they will be mourning those lost in the Sept. 11 terror attacks,...
Hate crimes called terrorism
Wearing turbans and cleric collars, black robes and an American flag jacket, Chicago representatives of more than 15 faiths came together Monday to sign a commitment to condemn hate crimes...
Hate crimes called terrorism
Wearing turbans and cleric collars, black robes and an American flag jacket, Chicago representatives of more than 15 faiths came together Monday to sign a commitment to condemn hate crimes...
Muslims feeling hate, love of their neighbors
As attacks against Arab-Americans and other minorities mount, FBI director Robert Mueller said Monday investigations are underway into 40 suspected hate crimes, including three in the Chicago area, that have...
Americans seek solace in prayer
On their first day of rest after five days of horror, worshipers in Chicago and across the nation prayed for the victims, their relatives, the faithful and those who have...
Refugees relive homeland terror, comfort U.S. natives
When Henoc Moukoulou first saw the images of people fleeing the World Trade Center, he was transported back to 1998 in Congo, when he and his mother ran through the...
Refugees relive homeland terror, comfort U.S. natives
When Henoc Moukoulou first saw the images of people fleeing the World Trade Center, he was transported back to 1998 in Congo, when he and his mother ran through the...