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‘Yalla Eat!’ culinary tours expand in Dearborn

By Andrea Clum Dearborn Press and Guide A taste of all of Dearborn’s flavors awaits foodies with an expanded season of the city’s popular “Yalla Eat!” culinary tours. The flavorful journeys around Dearborn are getting bigger and tastier with an expanded season of guided walking tours along Warren Avenue and Michigan Avenue. Offered by the … Continued

There’s no sharia law in Dearborn — only ‘Shawarma Law’

Ann Zaniewski Detroit Free Press Zahra Ayoub wants to shout it from the rooftops — the city of Dearborn is not under sharia law. Rather, she likes to joke that it’s under Shawarma Law, a reference to the delicious marinated, roasted meat pita that’s popular in Middle Eastern cuisine. Now, she’s organizing Shawarma Law dinners around her hometown. … Continued

Gov. Rick Snyder appointments Arab American to the Commission on Middle Eastern American Affairs

Press release: Gov. Rick Snyder’s Office Gov. Rick Snyder today announced the appointment of Ronald Haddad of Dearborn to the Commission on Middle Eastern American Affairs. Established by Executive Order 2015-6, the 15-member commission was created to act in an advisory capacity to the Governor and the director of the Department of Civil Rights. “I thank Ronald … Continued

Arab-American business owners: We create jobs & wealth

by Logan Whiteside & Richa Naik CNN Money Immigrant business owners in Dearborn, Michigan say they’ve lived the American dream: supporting their families while enriching their community. Now, they say President Trump’s immigration ban makes them feel unwelcome.

Dearborn native defends his Arab American neighbors

By L. Glenn O’Kray Press and Guide I was born in what had been a hospital on the corner of Morley and Oakwood. I now live two short blocks from my place of birth. I grew up on North Elizabeth, near Ford Road and Outer Drive, and have either lived in Dearborn or worked in … Continued

Dearborn group gets $500,000 grant from DHS to counter extremism

Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson Niraj Warikoo  Detroit Free Press A Dearborn group led by Lebanese-Americans has received a $500,000 grant from the Department of Homeland Security as part of an effort by the U.S. government to counter violent extremism and radicalization. The city of Dearborn’s police department also received an additional $51,521 through the … Continued

Bigotry Underpins Sterling Heights’ Decision to Reject Mosque

  An aura of contentiousness and vitriol circumvented Sterling Heights’ city building Friday, September 11th. The unanimous 9-0 vote against the mosque, undertaken by Sterling Heights’ Planning Commission, fed into a breeding ground for hatred that not only followed the vote, but surrounded the anti-mosque protests weeks prior. Following the decision, Muslim attendees were greeted with … Continued

Dearborn Mosque Celebrates Anniversary Today

Decades ago, Muslims could dance, listen to rock music and intermingle with the opposite sex inside the American Moslem Society mosque in Dearborn. But all that ended after new leaders, influenced by a revival in the Middle East, adopted a more rigid interpretation of Islam. As the mosque — believed to be the oldest in … Continued

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