• Arab Americans.  Who Are We?
  Arab Contributions to Civilization
  Arabs of New York
  Polls and Surveys

• New book: Arab Americans: A History

Recent Articles:

• An Arab in America

• I Am New Jersey: Amaney Jamal: Tapping Muslim opinion

• AAF signs letter in Support of H.R. 3014,

• Soliman: Sharing the Arab-American heritage

• Ask Daily Record to stop defaming Arabs and Muslims

• AAF President in feature front page article

• Rep. Keith Ellison at Paterson's ICPC On Sat

• Tibi: We share the  same hopes and pains
  N.J. exhibit honors a golden age

Recent Activities:

• AAF signs onto letter to Sec. Rice

• A New Jersey few know: Paterson's thriving Arab community

  Star Ledger

  Sunday, April 08, 2007

  BY MILTON VIORST

  I enter Paterson over the Broadway hill past Eastside Park, where as a kid I biked on clear days, turning to gaze at the Manhattan skyline a dozen miles away. The park is where I caught fireflies in a jar on hot summer nights and belly-flopped on a sled on cold winter afternoons, where I sold sodas to picnickers on Sundays and once tried out, unsuccessfully, for the high school baseball team. Read more

   

• Governor John Corzine extends Ramadan wishes

• Senator Menendez Ramadan greetings

• ICMC to hold Interfaith Iftar   See article

• Muslim meeting builds bridges despite threat

• Mental care providers learn how to understand Muslims

• Center offers enlightenment

• Protesters chant as Jews learn about buying plots of land in disputed area

• Racist Israel comes to NJ

• Muslim group tracking bias

• Muslim mayor avoids mixing politics, religion

• "West Paterson Party time for Sami'

• American Muslims gaining a foothold in politics

• Report on Meeting with Senator Menendez

• Morris County Muslims- still elusive

• Arab-American comedians find the funny in a time of fear
   

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  Memoir of Arab-American Life In The 1930s by Fred M. Saidy.I have just returned in weary triumph from Mrs. Nazrallah's candy and pastry shop on Hollywood Boulevard, where by dint of careful diplomacy I succeeded in buying five pounds of baklava. Baklava is not what it sounds like, the name of a central European village where a war broke out at one time or another, but a Syrian pastry, which - if it could be distributed to the armies of the world - would probably end war all together. (click here to read the entire article)

   

• Appointments to Senator's Task Force

• Detroit: Arab Capital of North America

• The need for Dialogue between the three major religions in America

• Discrimination against Arab Americans and Other Middle Eastern Groups

• Arab-Americans, Muslims stake political claim

• (NJ) Arabs a portrait of success in America, U.S. Census says

• N.J. Arab-Americans debate compensation for Palestinians

• Celebrating Ramadan in Denville

• Paterson, NJ Passes Anti-Patriot Act Resolution

• Wack the Iraq racist arcade game gone!

• Palestinian refugee "torn" by experience