Inas Younis

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Inas Younis is a freelance journalist and commentator. Her opinion pieces and personal essays have been published in various magazines and websites. Her work was featured in an anthology titled “Living Islam Out Loud.” Inas is an active volunteer in several interfaith initiatives and serves as the Kansas City co-chair of the Sisterhood of Salaam Shalom. She is also a contributor to a forthcoming 200-page community-led guide, aimed at mobilizing Muslims to take a stand against violent extremism and develop narratives of peace.

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Revocup’s Alchemy: Turning Small Change Into Meaningful Change

Local Coffee Roaster Devotes Share of Revenue to Ethiopian Producers

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Stories by Inas Younis

Diversity Defines Greater Kansas City Interfaith Council Event

Flocks Gather Around Table of Faith

Surveys Say: People Ponder Life in a (Nearly) Post-Pandemic World

'We’re not out of the woods yet’

Kansas City’s Muslim Community Prepares for Ramadan

Month-long Observance Begins Monday Evening

New Shelter Opens for Animals Seeking Forever Families

Kansas City Campus for Animal Care Marks Grand Opening

Revocup’s Alchemy: Turning Small Change Into Meaningful Change

Local Coffee Roaster Devotes Share of Revenue to Ethiopian Producers

Finding Sisterhood in a Season of Giving

American Jews and Muslims Mark Sadaqah-Tzedakah Day

Kansas City Religious Leaders Grapple With The Notion of Ghosts

Pondering the Beyond as Halloween Approaches

A Cafe Where Coffee and Cats Are on the Menu

Breaking Down Negative Portrayals of Muslim Women

You Asked, We Busted Myths

Of Faith and Loyalty

Veteran Munir Yameen Stands Behind the Oath He Swore

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InasYounis

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Stories by Inas Younis

Diversity Defines Greater Kansas City Interfaith Council Event

Flocks Gather Around Table of Faith

Surveys Say: People Ponder Life in a (Nearly) Post-Pandemic World

'We’re not out of the woods yet’

Kansas City’s Muslim Community Prepares for Ramadan

Month-long Observance Begins Monday Evening

New Shelter Opens for Animals Seeking Forever Families

Kansas City Campus for Animal Care Marks Grand Opening

Revocup’s Alchemy: Turning Small Change Into Meaningful Change

Local Coffee Roaster Devotes Share of Revenue to Ethiopian Producers

Finding Sisterhood in a Season of Giving

American Jews and Muslims Mark Sadaqah-Tzedakah Day

Kansas City Religious Leaders Grapple With The Notion of Ghosts

Pondering the Beyond as Halloween Approaches

A Cafe Where Coffee and Cats Are on the Menu

Breaking Down Negative Portrayals of Muslim Women

You Asked, We Busted Myths

Of Faith and Loyalty

Veteran Munir Yameen Stands Behind the Oath He Swore

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