Home | Www.muxlim.com, popular in Britain and the US, was recently named one of the top nominees for the SIME “Best Internet Strategy†. The main founder of this non-religious site is Saudi Arabian, but it closely works with a Finnish guy.
Take a look at the site before giving comments!
www.muxlim.com
Topics such as "Faithful fight at Jerusalem church", "Palestinians killed in Gaza raid" and "Hamas-Fatah talks postponed" could be of interest. Israel is often connected. The site is not an Islamic site! Is it ok to Israel?
It could use a bit more diversity for news sources. We can browse ourselves to aljazeera.net
Nothing special. Neither thrilling nor offensive. There are plenty of other sites that fit the same bill although they tend to be more specialized to a particular culture.
Thanks for the comments. Andak, too. Aljazeera is perhaps similar, but has it also been confirmed to be non-partisan? To some extent perhaps.Originally Posted by Rob
Today's topics include "Obama aide in 'anti-Arab' row", which could raise views in this forum.
Aljazeera got some of the best journalists in the world to come and work for them. They are one of the most thorough news services I've seen on world events. And if you want actual footage of events in Congo for example, they always have feet on the ground. I'd like to see some of our own journalists go back to the old means of getting information rather than rely on comfortable interviews with talking heads which they have to pay for by throwing softballs.
The site uses Aljazeera for instance in "EU to consider DR Congo aid mission".
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