Sally Rederth and Ramadan
Article about Sally Rederth and Ramadan in Egypt from
the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe website: www.fsst.org .
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Inuit File Human Rights
Violation Charge Against US
In Dec 2005
the Inuit Natives from Canada, Greenland, Russia and the United States,
where they are known as Eskimos, filed charges against the US for the
harm done to them by global warming.
The US, according to a National
Geographic report, emits 80% of the world's emition of gasses causing
global warming. The Inuit are seeking relief from violations resulting
from global warming caused by acts and omissions of the United States —
the world's biggest emitter of gases causing global warming.
Scientists reported many animal
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Oldest Map of Turtle Island in
European Records
It was signed by Piri Reis and dated Muharram 919
after the Hijrah which is year 1513. The map was later studied by
Europeans and they said it was a quite accurate map of the territories
spreading from Greenland to New Found Land and south to Venezuela and
the Antarctic. Piri Reis was Muhyi-iddin Piri ibn Haji Mehmed he fought
numerous battles at sea. Reis was his title of admiral. He wrote the book Kitabu l Bahriyah and he drew
a world map with the only portion surviving the portion showing Turtle
Island. He defeated the foes at sea repeatedly and he refused to abuse
the spoils of war being a true...
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Native Activists
Labeled
Robert
Robideau, Co-Director Leonard Peltier Defense Committee in his article:
An Investigative Journalist or FBI Apologist and
Provocateur, refuting Steve Hendricks, author of ''The Unquiet Grave:
The FBI and the Struggle for the Soul of Indian Country,'' from December
4, 2006 wrote: As one FBI document stated, "There are indications that
the Indian militant problem in the area will not be resolved or
discontinued with the prosecution of these insurgents."
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Orang Asli Being
Indigenous and Muslim
Here the issue being discussed
sometimes is about being indigenous and Muslim. An indigenous person
always stands for protecting the environment and realizes that
human sustenance depends on nature. An indigenous person comes from
a people that lived on their land and preserved their environment
from time immemorial. By definition indigenous people are people who
have lived on their land since time immemorial and indigenous
peoples around the world have much in common all equally suffering
at the hands of industrialized nations and corporate entities.
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Warriors Against Transgression
We are often faced with people who have no regard for human life and who
transgress against us. They occupy land that doesn't belong to them and they
devastate it with logging, mining, polluting etc. They go as far as to pour
toxins into people's water supplies and poison entire communities without
any regard...
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EDITORIAL
So That We Know Each Other
This isn't a group for a "Native Americanized Islam". This
isn't a group to exclude
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other
Muslims. In fact, to
the contrary, this is a group to include all Muslims so "that you may
know one another". Because, some of the best da'wah is the upright
character of the Muslim... and this is so true. Whole nations have
embraced Islam just upon witnessing the Muslim character. But the thing
here is... how many Muslims interact with the native people? Many
natives stay in out-of-the-way rural areas, and the only way they may
meet a Muslim is on television...
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Racism Passed on
to New
Generations
From a Denver Colorado guestbook where many Natives especially from
Mexico sign in. From a Wayne who didn't disclose who he is:
"You
stupid Indians would be living in tepees and weaving baskets if it
wasn't for Columbus and the others who followed
him. Also you wouldn't be getting all that free... read
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Colonization
Can't Be Justified With Native Migration
That Indians migrate and move about does not justify nor
explain the invasion of the Americas by fierce liars who use the lie as
the means of conquest, that and targeted diseases, that coincidentally,
they say, seemed to kill a lot of Natives.
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Who is a Niiji
From the Ojibway
Language Society Miinawaa Forum posted March 31,2007 Posting # 7253
A young man walked into the
room and said to his friend "Hello Niiji." The word Niiji
was a new word for most of the English speaking people in the room.
Then the two young men started talking. The young men appeared to be
aboriginal and...
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Warriors Needed
In Native cultures a warrior is a person that stands between harmful
things and his people, be it an enemy or hunger or poverty or any other
harmful thing. In a calamity such as dangerous weather conditions
warriors lead their people to safety. Warriors always eat after everyone
last and warriors always sit after everyone last. In indigenous
terminology a warrior is not a person harming his people...
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Converts and Reverts
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Hussain Andreyas said he is a former
Afghanistan Mujahid now a church member and radio broadcasts
the church's message to Afghanistan from his base in the US. |
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It's interesting is that there's lots of Muslims who were
formerly church members. Yet many of them don't come out to refute
missionaries and church fanatics who come and propagate their
ideology to Muslims. In a report there's estimated 10 000 Afghans
who converted from Islam to church stuff. In Central Asia there's
also many Muslims who converted and joined different US and European
based churches. In Africa animist Africans who were either
pretending to be Muslims or were at one point Muslims massively
converted to church stuff. Many Muslim immigrants to US and Western
countries migrating from Muslim countries have kids who are
churchers and baptized nonMuslim. It's amazing to see to in one
place both former church goers who are now Muslims and former
Muslims who go to church and pray to Isa aleyhi Salaam and are no
longer Muslims. read more
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Abuse Influenced Persons Judging
Muslims
There is quite an as yet untold story to be told
on sexual immorality as a whole. People in the West are always
critical that things are "under reported" and believe that that human
beings in Islamic country settings are the same as other human beings
around the world....which of course they are. But what happens is
you have this democratic leveler that makes us all at the same standard
as what people find in places like America. Check for yourself on
the number of STD's in Arabic settings compared to nearly every setting
in the US.... it is exponentially less. Also, adultery is surely
far less, although studies like that can always be disputed, but there
are ways to show... read more
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People
Saying No Way to Being Native and Muslim
Black Elk is an important case
study for this question you raise about "No Way" for American
Muslims and that "Islam is not the Red Road." Black Elk maintained
that the Lakota accepted the Christian Religion because "it already
fit" with what they "already knew." Now we all now very well that
while the Lakota could embrace the Christian religion in some key
ways, they also rejected much of it. It is important to note that
not a single Lakota priest was ever ordained in the Catholic Church
after all the involvement that religion had. The colonialism and the
"White man" culture in it are grotesque and apparent. Indian people
know that very well. I don't know if you people have heard of
"historical trauma" ... read more
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