Third in a series of Web 2.0 social media tools that list Muslim users. This list is for Muslim StumbleUpon users, a list to network with other SU users. So please drop a comment with a link to your StumbleUpon page.
We would like to thank Mujahideen Ryder and Egyptian Gumbo for promoting the use of StumbleUpon.
And please Stumble this post and give it a ‘Thumbs up’ by clicking here: 
You can visit our page here: http://islamcrunch.stumbleupon.com
Mikael Pittam
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Business,Communication,Muslims,Networking,Social Media,Social Network,Web 2.0 As the Muslim Twitter list grows, we wanted to start a list for Muslim Pownce users. You know the drill, if you are a Muslim user of Pownce, drop a comment with a link to your profile, please feel free to add your business if you use Pownce to promote your company.
First 5 valid comments will get an invite to SocialThing.
And if you are on FriendFeed (similar to SocialThing), please add us here: http://friendfeed.com/islamcrunch
On Pownce, check us out here: www.Pownce.com/IslamCrunch
Here is an earlier post about Pownce with a video review from CenterNetworks.
Mikael Pittam
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Our followers on Twitter have increased since being mentioned on a tweet conversation. We appreciate all the brothers & sisters & organizations who are following us. We wanted to expand the Muslim Twitter phenomena by asking all Muslim users of Twitter to drop a comment with a link to your Twitter profile. If you use Twitter to promote your business, please feel free to add a link to you site and/or blog. Also please add your favorite method of receiving and sending tweets: clients, IM, phone, web, etc.
First 5 Twitter users who add comments will get an invite to Ping.fm, currently in closed beta mode.
After seeing a spike in traffic, we realized that our site was getting hits from Twitter.com and from Quotably.com. The main blogger for Techcrunch France (Ouriel Ohayon) had sent a tweet to Michael Arrington asking him to check out IslamCrunch.
Of course, we gave thanks* to Ouriel for mentioning us. To see our brief conversation, click on the image below:
You can read more about our name on our ‘About‘ page. Those of you who use Twitter, please add us: http://www.twitter.com/islamcrunch
* We found this verse from the Quran, Surah Al-Imran, quite fitting for this post:
And hold fast by the covenant of Allah all together and be not disunited, and remember the favor of Allah on you when you were enemies, then He united your hearts so by His favor you became brethren; and you were on the brink of a pit of fire, then He saved you from it, thus does Allah make clear to you His communications that you may follow the right way.
One of the most highly anticipated tech events rolls into the San Francisco Bay Area in April. We have already scored ourselves some expo passes. Thanks to the organizers of the event, we are able to provide our readers a code to receive a $100 discount off the expo pass. This means you can get an expo pass for FREE!
To receive the code, please drop a comment and tell us which web 2.0 you have submitted this post to: StumbleUpon, Digg, Pownce, Twitter, Facebook, etc.
Facebook Event page: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=16554925133
Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Web-20-Expo-San-Francisco/6972960853
Main page: http://en.oreilly.com/webexsf2008/public/content/home
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