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new It's a man's world, as usual. Being a woman, whatever her race or religion is, and perhaps a Muslim one, needs fortitude of superheroic strength.

new From bosses to oil hikes, Zaim's taking it easy.

new Yes-lah, no-lah... our fascination with 'Lah'!

new Why is it always Us Versus Them among the Muslims?

new Music, dreams and dayjobs. We've all been there!

new After ten years in advertising, Quddin has become what most Malaysian mothers don't encourage their children to be. An artist. A painter. A profession that brings to mind thoughts of struggling, waiting on tables or fame that only comes after you're long gone and buried.

new Idlan is a film critic this week! Enjoy her musings.

new What makes a marriage tick? Zaim Al-Amin's wrecked Sunday morning has him pondering over marital woes.

new Remember Memoirs of a Militant Schoolboy ? The writer is back, and here is his piece. This essay is part of a bumper 'issue' of I am Muslim.

new Two readers send in their thoughts on the Danish cartoon controversy. Zafar Anjum is one of the readers.

new Idlan defends chick-lit. And longs for the days when children's books meant good clean fun.

new Language problems between the young and mature! Zaim Al-Amin mulls over the predicament as he strives to understand his children's conversations.

new Idlan observes globalisation, flag burning and race in the 21st century from her throne in Mid-West England.

new There's a new breed of men in town: abstinent, celibate men.

new Collin Nunis, a student, writes to tell his thoughts on Malaysian education.

new The tonal odyssey of a maestro: "I have taken Indian music as far as possible".

new Idlan has gone back to England and mulls over the war.

new Remember when going for religious classes was fun?

new Idlan writes about the sandiwara behind traffic offenses, and asks why our economic policy has not delivered the goods yet.

new Anything but politics is back. Collin Nunis takes over Andrew Ong's throne and interviews Dr Goh Chee Leong, director of the Centre for Psychology at HELP University College.

new The Year 2006 is still blooming fresh. Still not too late to wish everybody well, formulate steely resolutions and get a diary

new We have received a reprieve. The Islamic Family Law Act is on hold.

new Idlan ponders over what makes a person Malaysian. She's back on vacation and has too much time on her hands.