Comments on On the edge of consciousness: Islamic Global Peace & Unity in London

Qamar, I'm afraid I do not know what you are refer...

2008-05-27T05:41:00.000-05:00

Qamar, I'm afraid I do not know what you are referring to....

a.a can u please remove my picture from google.

2008-05-26T13:56:00.000-05:00

a.a can u please remove my picture from google.

I agree with what Sana said. The way you write is ...

2007-12-26T22:58:00.000-06:00

I agree with what Sana said. The way you write is very communicative in your experience to us. I can see that your writing could very easily close a large gap between many cultures and the understandings (or lack thereof) we have of one another. I am very intrigued, and will certainly continue reading the rest of your postings. But as I said, already, I can tell that your words, and the availability of these words, could do great things in terms of the understanding of humanity, and equality.

Absolutely beautiful.

~phnx0221
(Amy)

"I was immersed in a mixed-up world of multiple id...

2007-12-10T20:31:00.000-06:00

"I was immersed in a mixed-up world of multiple identities and generational allegiances, where English was Arab and Pakistani was English, and where half the women wore cheap Chinese made Palestinian style kaffiyehs despite having almost certainly never set foot anywhere near Jerusalem."

Didn't someone say that Palestine was well on its way to being the 6th (some would argue 7th) pillar of Islam?

I love your descriptive pieces. They make me feel like I've been to all these wonderful places that I cannot realistically hope to be in.