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 The Virtual Jihad
By Gian Trotta
Islam, America's fastest-growing religion, is exploding on the Web as Muslims strive to explain their often-misunderstood faith.
A Kuwaiti Desert Storm veteran summarizes The Five Pillars of Faith; his System of War in Islam condems terrorism, while the Mosque of the Internet gives a different analysis.
CyberMuslim proffers Islamic software, an interactive Qu'ran and chat and newsgroups; other sites cover Muslims in Sport and an Islamic Perspective on Malcolm X. The Muslim Women's Home Page addresses the role of women, covering both dress codes and reconciling faith with dating, drinking and college life.
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Mario Profaca's Cyberspace Station |
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Profaca, a freelance journalist in Zagreb, Croatia, has one of the largest home pages in
cyberspace. Find loads of news, especially current news of war, as well as an enormous
list of Catholic and religious links and much more.
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Andy Warner's Home Page |
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Andy's the driving force behind the Speedtrap
Registry Web site, and this is a must-view for anyone who (inadvertently) exceeds the posted limit. Speed-trap listings are organized state-by-state and by country. Andy says this information is presented as a public service, not an encouragement to speed. Andy's also crusading against bicycle theft, and offers an online registry to help victims recover their
stolen bikes.
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The Man in the Cyber-Bubble: South African Richard Weidemann undertook
an 88-day online vigil in a walled-off (no books, no TV,
no CDs, no showers; just food and clean clothes passed through a
glass partition) room in Cape Town to show the potentialities of
exclusively digital-based human communications-a project he calls
essential to South Africa in particular and the world in general.
And you thought you spent too much time online...
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