Kareem

In Monday’s LA Times, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar wrote a must-read piece about the history of Olympic boycotting comparing the 1968 Olympics to today’s boycott talks of the 2008 Beijing Olympics some 40 years later.Kareem says best what PreraceJitters.com has been trying to express for months now on this website. The games are in Beijing at this point, and it is best to engage China rather than isolate them. The United States should use this opportunity to build a bridge to improve life for Chinese citizens and the lives of those whom Chinese policies affect.The Basketball Hall of Fame member best writes about the struggle of African Americans at the time of 1968 Olympics in Mexico City—which coincided with the height of the Vietnam War. Instead of a total boycott of the Mexico City Games,

The Jaunt considers the many promotions and giveaways at sporting events throughout the season, and hand-picks the best of the week.NBA - Milwaukee Bucks - Bradley CenterFriday, March 28 vs. Orlando Magic, 7:30 p.m.- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Bucks Legend Bobblehead Night (all fans).All fans will receive a bobblehead of former Milwaukee Bucks legend Kareem-Abdul Jabbar. Jabbar started his NBA career when the Bucks selected him -- then known as Lew Alcindor prior to adopting his current Muslim name -- in the 1969 NBA draft. In his 6 seasons with Milwaukee, Jabbar quickly began garnering Hall of Fame-type honors: NBA Rookie of the Year, NBA Finals MVP and three league MVP awards among countless other accomplishments on his way to becoming one of the true NBA all-time greats.

According to Mike Reiss of the Boston Globe, the New York Jets have claimed DE Kareem Brown off waivers from the Patriots. The report states that the Ravens and 49ers also had placed a claim on Brown, but the Jets won the claim due to their worst record amongst the three teams. Brown was a fourth-round draft choice by the Patriots this past April. He has not played in a game this season and was expected to be signed to the Patriots practice squad if he cleared waivers. Here is his scouting report via Frank Coyle of DraftInsiders.com. The good: Brown is a strong, wide-bodied tackle with good size, mobility and power that translates well to the playing field. He has good initial quickness that allows him to penetrate the backfield and fill the holes against the run. He has very large, long arms and is a solid physical specimen. He is a well-built lineman with natural skills to rank him among the upper echelon of prospects. The bad: He has been inconsistent on the field. Early in his care

Ramadan Kareem to every people in Kuwait and 'round the world. It's around three days past since the first day of Ramadan, well.. who cares anyway? I was busy fasting, eating and praying all the time. I might get some time to spare so blogging will be my first priority!

Muslims' Holy Month of Ramadan has already started. And so I- as a Muslim- figured it would be great to post some applications that are very useful and needed through out this month. This post also shows how mobile phones can play an important role in our religious life. I would also appreciate if other bloggers post even just a link to this post so those applications can spread wide. Thanks a

It’s that time of the year. On behalf of myself and Moe, I’d like to wish all of you Ramadan Kareem {Mabrook 3laykom il shahar} and I hope this month will be filled with blessings and happiness and good times . Blogging

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  ‘Insulting’ blog lands Egyptian in jail Last Updated: Thursday, February 22, 2007 | 12:10 PM ET CBC News An Egyptian court sentenced a blogger to four years in prison on Thursday for writing online entries that insulted Islam and the president. It was Egypt’s first prosecution of a blogger. In a brief, five-minute session in the Mediterranean city of Alexandria, a judge handed down the verdict to convict 22-year-old Abdel Karrem Nabil on charges of “insulting Islam” and inciting sedition, as well as the charge of insulting President Hosni Mubarak. Prosecutors accused Nabil of criticizing his former university, an Islamic institution. They noted Nabil had called the Al-Azhar University “the university of terrorism” on his blog, condemning it for suppressing free thought. As the verdict was read Thursday, Nabil, wearing a grey T-shirt, gave no reaction from the defendant’s pen. Guards immediately escorted him to a prison truck an

Egyptian Government: A freedom and peaceful march song against President Mubarak's totalitarian regime, against police brutality in Egypt, against corruption and a whole bunch of sweet details that are hardly speakable. This song is also a tribute to Ayman Nour, imprisoned for being an opposition candidate and to 'Kareem', a blogger sentenced on Friday 23rd of February 2007, to 4 years... including 1 year for criticizing President Mubarak. Thanks to Bureau Crash. Andra bloggar om: Kareem, video, freedom, yttrandefrihet, Egypten, bloggkultur, Internet, frihet, mänskliga rättigheter

I'm sorry but there's something more important that came to my view now, more important than my personal problems.First I'm sorry that I'm a Middle Eastern, this is the first time I say it but now I'm sure of it.When I was surfing a bit on the web, I stumbled on a strange title: "A blogger has been sentenced to three years for 'insulting' Islam and one year for 'insulting' President Mubarak".Oh my god, not long ago, we heard people here in Lebanon swearing and cursing the Christ and the Cross, everyday we see people burning the star of David in Egypt, isn't Judaism a respected religion in Egypt.I don't blame Islam, I blame Muslims, fanatics and stupids.Do you call this respect: "Al Azhar allow enrolment of Coptic students under the condition that they memorise the Qur’an", this is stupid, shallow and lame propaganda, do you think the "Holy Qur'an" needs propaganda?What do you think the lowest level of human beings would say? let me give you a hint: "I was hoping that he w

Feel pretty bad for this guy. There you are just expressing your opinions online like we all do and then you're banged up for it! Insulting the president and Islam? They're pricks, the both of them! Free Abdel Kareem Soliman! Got to hand it to the guy, he's even managed to break a smile from behind bars...

We shouldn't be leading relations with Egypt if this is how they're going to treat those who disagree with Islam. Suleiman, whose support site can be found here, has just been convicted for his "crime" and sentenced to four years in prison (H/T: Michelle Malkin). He needs all the support he can get now to be freed.