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Muslim American Blogger, Speaking Out Online  
Thursday, April 3, 2008 2:06 PM

Umar Lee is one of many American Muslims trying to connect with other Muslims on the Internet. Last year Umar...


Umar Lee is one of many American Muslims trying to connect with other Muslims on the Internet. Last year Umar Lee started a blog and it has attracted substantial attention.
Umar Lee is one of many American Muslims trying to connect with other Muslims on the Internet. Last year Umar Lee started a blog and it has attracted substantial attention.
Many people around the world are using the Internet to express their opinions without the fear of censorship. This Internet blogosphere has become especially attractive to some American Muslims who are using the Internet to share their views with fellow Muslims. VOA's Imran Siddiqi profiles one Internet blogger whose writings recently gained national attention. Ruth Reader narrates.

 

 

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