Category: Media Appearances
Segment of My Newseum Appearance
Thanks to the folks at Faith in Public Life/Bold Faith Type, I see that part of my appearance at the Newseum is online.
Quoted: VOA on Muslims in America
Congressman: Misunderstanding of Islam Continues in the US | News | English. Meanwhile, Hussein Rashid, a lecturer and a Muslim activist in New York, regrets that not many Muslim leaders have emerged lately. He believes it is because Muslims are not good at telling their stories.
Quoted: USA Today on Tweeting the Qur’an
A tweet feat: Quran goes on Twitter for Ramadan – USATODAY.com. Ramadan, which begins with a sunup-to-sundown fast Monday, calls on the Muslim faithful to immerse themselves in scripture — ideally by reading the entire Quran. In 2009, Hussein Rashid, a professor of Islamic Studies at Virginia Theological Seminary,…
The Future of Islam In the Age of New Media
I am pleased to be a featured member of this “seminar.” The Future of Islam In the Age of New Media. Join 60 speakers comprised of Islamic scholars, new media experts, academics, journalists and activists, along with thousands of participants who will be tuning in for an unprecedented conversation, focused…
Mention: Guardian UK on LGBT Issues in Mosques
Divine dispatches: a religion roundup Over at Religion Dispatches Hussein Rashid writes that mosques should have a discussion about LGBT Muslims in their congregations, saying that the “next great challenge will be how do we deal with Muslims who are out.”
Quoted: Lithuanian Radio on Bin Laden’s Death
My segment begins around 1:16:00. Embed is a WMA, and the link will take you to the MP3. Daugiau laidų galite pažiūrėti lrt.lt archyve
Video: Friendship Before Facebook – My Fellow American
My friend, Rabbi Jason Klein, did a video about our relationship at Columbia for the My Fellow American project.
Quoted: ABC News on Bin Laden’s Death
Hussein Rashid, a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, recognizes this sentiment of bin Laden as a larger than life threat among Muslim-American youth — similar to his generation’s experience during the Cold War. “We’re now getting a group of young adults whose first conscious memory was formed by…