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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 2002

Page

14

Yazidi Community Near Mosul Clings To Traditions

In a compound near Mosul residents, largely Yazidi, speak Kurdish and rely on farms for income. They value white dress and untrimmed hair, regard marriage outside the faith as a sin, and hold odd beliefs such as lettuce containing evil, which they avoid.

Haidar Mosul Baghdad Aizdu

Best and Worst of Religion in 2001 News

Religion Newswriters Association lists the year’s top ten religion stories highlighting Sept. 11 faith unity, Islam tolerance, Bush’s war stance, stem cell ethics, Jerusalem attacks, faith-based initiatives, Islam understanding, John Paul II’s mosque visit, prayer literature popularity, and aid workers freed from Taliban captivity. Osama bin Laden named newsmaker of the year, narrowly ahead of Bush.

Religion Newswriters Association America Bush Jerusalem House Senate John Dilulio John Paul II Greece Syria Malta Ukraine Damascus Bruce Wilkinson Multnomah Baylor University Afghanistan Osama bin Laden bin Laden

2001 Year of Spiritual Bests Sellers After 9 11

In 2001 readers sought meaning after the terrorist attacks. The Prayer of Jabez drew initial attention but faced criticism as a wealth prayer. Post 9 11, Bible Quran and Islam books rose, while Harry Potter and Tolkien titles remained popular. Academic works by Huston Smith and Diana Eck spurred broad interest in religious diversity. Max Lucado’s Traveling Light gained traction after a slow start.

Jabez Harold Kushner Phyllis Tickle Publishers Weekly J.R.R. Tolkien Jan Karon Mitford Father Tim Kavanaugh Karon Tim Mitford Snowmen Huston Smith Diana Eck America Eck Harvard University

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