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Newsworthy Citations

Dr. Abou El Fadl is so frequently referenced across various media that it is impossible to track all citations. We have endeavered to capture as many of the most newsworthy citations as possible here.

Newsworthy Citations: "Film on Crusades Could Become Hollywood's Next Battleground," NY Times, August 12, 2004	Newsworthy Citations: "Have A Nice Country," The Village Voice, June 29, 2004	Newsworthy Citations: "Muslim Women Seeking a Place in the Mosque," New York Times, July 22, 2004
Newsworthy Citations: Iraq Navigates Between Islam and Democracy, New York Times, 3.7.04	"The Kingdom of Silence," The New Yorker Magazine, 1.5.04	Newsworthy Citations: "Wahhabism: Toxic Faith?" Time Magazine, 9.7.03
Newsworthy Citations: "Losing His Religion," The Globe, 8.17.03	Newsworthy Citations: "The real Wahhab," The Boston Globe, August 8, 2004	Newsworthy Citations: "Chinese Muslims forge isolated path," BBC News, 9.15.04
Newsworthy Citations: "Who Owns Islamic Law?" Chronicle of Higher Education, 2.25.2005	Newsworthy Citations: "Women's rights in a Shi'ite Iraq" Column by Ellen Goodman, Boston Globe 2.17.05	Newsworthy Citations: "Saladin and Sir Ridley: Hollywood does holy war," The Daily Star, 3.16.05
Newsworthy Citations: "Muslim Leaders Confront Terror Threat Within Islam," New York Times, 9.3.05	Newsworthy Citations: "Bin Laden in his own words," Associated Press, 12.3.05	Newsworthy Citations: "Extremism a challenge for Muslims", Philadelphia Inquirer, 12.19.05
Newsworthy Citations: "What Muslims see in the Prophet's Image", Associated Press and Religion News Service, 2.8.06	Newsworthy Citations: "Mosque's curtain rises again," Chicago Tribune, 4.24.06	As Barrier Comes Down, a Muslim Split Remains,
Newsworthy Citations: "Hearts and Minds," Boston Globe, 8.20.06	Newsworthy Citations: The War on the Word 'Jihad', NPR, All Things Considered, 10.30.06