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About Me
- Hussam Ayloush
- Hussam has been a lifelong human rights activist who is passionate about promoting democratic societies, in the US and worldwide, in which all people, including immigrants, workers, minorities, and the poor enjoy freedom, justice, economic justice, respect, and equality. Mr. Ayloush frequently lectures on Islam, media relations, civil rights, hate crimes and international affairs. He has consistently appeared in local, national, and international media. Full biography at: http://hussamayloush.blogspot.com/2006/08/biography-of-hussam-ayloush.html
Friday, February 24, 2012
Ayloush on Panorama Show on Russia Today TV - "Russia, the UN and Arabs" (On Syria)
Syrian American Council (SAC) Board Member Hussam Ayloush discussing Russia's relations with the Arab World in the aftermath of its veto of the UN Security Council draft resolution in Syria. The show is entitled "Panorama" on Russia Today Arabic Television. The other guest is Evgeny Satanovsky, President of the Institute of Middle Eastern Studies.
February 15, 2012.
For more info: www.sacouncil.com
http://arabic.rt.com/prg/telecast/657082/
Ayloush on Russia Today TV - Commenting on Russian support of Syria's As...
Syrian American Council (SAC) Board Member Hussam Ayloush commenting on the Russian veto of the UN Security Council draft resolution on Syria.
February 6, 2012
For more info: www.sacouncil.com
http://arabic.rt.com/news_all_news/news/577818/
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Thank you, Malcolm!
(Photo credit: Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) |
47 years ago, Malcolm X, also known as El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, was assassinated in Harlem, NY.
May Allah (God Almighty) bless your soul and grant you the highest place in Paradise. The martyr Malcolm/Malik was not merely a Black leader, a Muslim leader, or even an American civil rights leader. Malcolm was a universal leader who made our world a better place. His speeches, humility, love, courage and sacrifice continue to inspire millions of people around the world.
Thank you Malcolm.
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