City of Brass

5th Annual Brass Crescent Awards Winners

Tuesday December 23, 2008

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On behalf of both altmuslim.com and City of Brass, we'd like to thank the nearly 1000 people who voted in the Fifth Annual Brass Crescent Awards. Voting was very close in most categories, and we would like to be the first to congratulate our winners and Honorable Mentions, as well as extend our thanks to all the nominees and voters for helping make this celebration of the Islamsphere a success. We also would like to thank everyone (including the nominees) who linked to us and helped publicize the Brass Crescent Awards.

The winners in each category are as follows:

BEST BLOG: Tariq Nelson

BEST DESIGN: The Manrilla Blog (Marc Manley)

BEST FEMALE BLOG: The Muslimah (Umm Layth)

BEST GROUP BLOG: Muslim Matters

BEST HUMOR BLOG: Maniac Muslim (Hamzah Moin)

BEST NEW BLOG: Lucky Fatima

BEST NON-MUSLIM BLOG: Informed Comment (Juan Cole)

BEST POST OR SERIES: Female, Muslim, and Mutant (Broken Mystic)

BEST WRITER: Rickshaw Diaries (Baraka)

BEST ASIAN BLOG: Islam in China (Wang Daiyu)

BEST SOUTH ASIAN BLOG: Teeth Maestro (Awab Alvi)

BEST EUROPEAN BLOG: Indigo Jo (Matthew Smith)

BEST MIDEAST BLOG: Black Iris (Naseem Tarawneh)

Check out the official Brass Crescent Awards website for the runner-up Honorable Mentions in each category, as well as category descriptions.

We also would like to thank our judges' panel:

and a special thanks to our sponsor, Kube Publishing.

This was a great year for the Awards and we look forward to a great year of blogging ahead, for next year's Awards!
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City of Brass by Aziz Poonawalla approaches issues from the perspective of a Muslim of the West. Aziz, a member of the Dawoodi Bohra Muslim community, has been blogging since early 2003. His other major Islamsphere projects include the group weblog Talk Islam and the annual Brass Crescent Awards. Aziz currently resides near Madison, WI with his wife and children.

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  • Planet Islam - aggregator of RSS feeds from all over the Islamsphere
  • Talk Islam - group weblog and central nexus of the Islamsphere's most popular bloggers
  • Islam in China - by Wang Daiyu, about Islam in the far East
  • Tariq Nelson - Islam and politics from the African American muslim perspective
  • An Indian Muslim - by indscribe, about Islam in India and the Subcontinent
  • 'Aqoul - group weblog for analysis and commentary about the Middle East/North Africa (MENA)
  • Chapati Mystery - by sepoy, "started out wondering what T. E. Lawrence and Bhagat Singh would talk about, over dinner"
  • Mr. Moo - by Musab Bora, a UK-based muslim who has a hilarious sense of humor.
  • Crossroads Arabia - by John Burgess, about the politics and culture of Saudi Arabia, with an emphasis on human rights.
  • Eunomia - by Daniel Larison, pragmatic conservative political punditry and comment
  • Dean's World - group weblog founded by Dean Esmay, "defending the liberal tradition in history, science, and philosophy."

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