July 2, 2009 · 6 Comments
Source: AlJazeera.net (AlQuds Press) (Διαβάστε στα Ελληνικά. قراءة العربية) According to Greek sources Abbas has sought to abort the Jerusalem Conference in Athens Greek political source said that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas intervened to frustrate the holding of the solidarity of Jerusalem and the conference in the Greek capital Athens, he used strong pressure to limit the attendance, although the conference was successful at the end. The congress was held on June 22 in Athens... [Read the full story]
June 24, 2009 · 15 Comments
The seen and the unseen © Greeks Rethink Last summer I made a resolution – not exactly an oath, but a strong resolution – to memorise the last part (the 30th part) of the Noble Qur’an by end of Ramadan. Now, compared to the daunting task of memorising the whole book achieved by hundreds of thousands of Muslims around the world – most of which aren’t even Arab or don’t even speak Arabic, the task ahead of me seemed a humble one. Luckily enough, I found myself advancing at a good pace and ended up memorising... [Read the full story]
July 1, 2009 · 4 Comments
Greeks Rethink Note: The ship is part of the Free Gaza movement headed by Greek Professor Vangelis Pissias. Please watch video below for his interview and mission. Διαβάστε στα ελληνικά. Source: Jerusalem Post Photo: AP An IDF Navy unit took over a ship that was en route to breaking the naval closure on the Gaza Strip, the IDF said in a statement Tuesday afternoon. International activists cover boxes of medical supplies to protect them from the rain aboard a boat before setting sail for... [Read the full story]
June 26, 2009 · 11 Comments
Source: Canadian Business on line © Greeks Rethink As the Anglo-Saxon ex-masters of the financial universe struggle to emerge from a perfect storm of bad loans, bad bets and a deep recession, an alternative approach to business transactions is having a moment in the sun: Islamic finance, based on teachings from the Qur’an. Some governments, including the United Kingdom and Japan, have begun trying to tap into money from the Middle East by floating debt as sukuk, or Shariah-compliant bonds. At the retail level, Islamic... [Read the full story]
June 28, 2009 · 3 Comments
I’ve been watching this poll on our site closely and I find it interesting to see that there is a major split between two answers: My guess (and this is just a guess) is that many Muslims chose “religious freedom” and many non-Muslims chose “acceptance into Greek society”. But this could be problematic. I mean, how can we solve this problem if we don’t even see eye-to-eye on what the problem is exactly? Muslims know that the constitution of the European Union guarantees the right of... [Read the full story]
May 14, 2009 · 4 Comments
Source: Enet.gr Διαβάστε στα ελληνικά. ”Our Father in Heaven, your name is blessed…… ” and over to you now. It has been circulated like a student joke but the story is true. Early each morning in a Lyceum school in Athens a student is called up to recite the Morning Prayer. He takes the microphone, says a few words, stops and mimicking a diva star he calls the audience to continue “The Smash Hit’. Though the above mentioned event is probably exaggerated nevertheless... [Read the full story]
June 21, 2009 · 5 Comments
Source: Ta Nea Newspaper Translation © Greeks Rethink Διαβάστε στα Eλληνικά. Board Member of the Muslim Association of Greece, Iman Sotiria Kouvalis is Greek and embraced Islam in 2000, following studies in comparative religion. She is the founder of www.greeksrethink.com, the only meeting on line place of Greek Muslims everywhere, as well as those who are interested to know a little more about Greek Muslims and get possible questions answered. Question 1: How serious is it for a Muslim to... [Read the full story]
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