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		By: Aishah Schwartz		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I protest!
In Egypt a month and I didn&#039;t know it?
Habibty - contact me!! (if you are still here)
Aishah]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I protest!<br />
In Egypt a month and I didn&#8217;t know it?<br />
Habibty &#8211; contact me!! (if you are still here)<br />
Aishah</p>
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		By: Fuseina		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Masha Allah, great article! Made me smile, made me think. And made me hungry :-D

Also made me think of a true story of a gentleman from America who moved to Ghana (my home country) to open an organic fruit store. Problem is that everything in Ghana is organic. Poor guy couldn&#039;t figure out why no one wanted to buy the overpriced fruits/veggies.

Organic food was the original natural state of our foods. Just like Islam is the original, natural state of the human being. Unfortunately it seems that the world has flipped. Eating organic food is seen as weird, and abnormal. Being a practicing Muslim (even among Muslims sometimes!) is seen as weird and abnormal.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Masha Allah, great article! Made me smile, made me think. And made me hungry 😀</p>
<p>Also made me think of a true story of a gentleman from America who moved to Ghana (my home country) to open an organic fruit store. Problem is that everything in Ghana is organic. Poor guy couldn&#8217;t figure out why no one wanted to buy the overpriced fruits/veggies.</p>
<p>Organic food was the original natural state of our foods. Just like Islam is the original, natural state of the human being. Unfortunately it seems that the world has flipped. Eating organic food is seen as weird, and abnormal. Being a practicing Muslim (even among Muslims sometimes!) is seen as weird and abnormal.</p>
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