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Governor 4th Annual Iftar

Governor Mitch Daniels hosted his Fourth Iftar on Monday, September 8, 2008 at the Indiana Statehouse. Over 400 Muslim Hoosiers from all across the state came together to break their fast in what the Governor calls “the peoples house.” The annual event which is sponsored by the Muslim Alliance of Indiana (MAI) was a promise that Governor Daniels had made during Ramadan of 2004 when he was running for office.

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State Muslims converge in 'a coming of age'-Indianapolis Star

A Muslim film festival will feature titles like "Little Mosque on the Prairie." Muslim comics will seek laughs with jokes about being confronted by bigots and airport security checks. And a local band, Sonz of the Crescent, will bring a little Muslim hip-hop to the house. But beyond its lively entertainment, the first statewide convention of Indiana Muslims taking place this weekend is seen by some as a milestone. For a diverse community under great scrutiny since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, they say it represents a sign of staying power and their desire to become fuller participants in their state's future.  

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Brightening state's spirit with rainbow of believers-Editorial, Indy Star

Our position: Myths must give way to acceptance of Indiana's Muslims.
Doctor. Lawyer. Judge. Firefighter. Student.
Foreign-born. Native.
Conservative. Liberal.
Black. White. Yellow. Brown. Red.
Common denominator: Hoosier Muslim.
That's a pairing that still rings odd to many, if not most, of those who have seen followers of Islam become their neighbors in increasing numbers and degrees of conspicuousness.   

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