Edgio Listing

As most of our customers, supporters and friends know, Alhambra Productions strives to be at the forefront of technology. We believe that this blog was one of the first to be published by an Islamic media organization distributing products to benefit the community. Of course, we had a lot of inspiration by several Muslim bloggers including Sidi Faraz Rabbani of Seeker's Digest fame, Sidi AbdurRahman Squires of Mereislam fame and Sidi Mas'ud Khan of www.Masud.co.uk fame.

Besides this blog we have recently rolled out our podcast page, which also placed lectures by Shaykh Hamza Yusuf and Imam Zaid Shakir on iTunes. You can click here to launch iTunes to listen to our podcast. Or you can visit our podcast page to listen and download the lectures directly.

And now we have been invited by edegio to participate in their new 'listings from the edge' site. Edgeio is co-founded by Mike Arrington of Techcrunch fame. Techcrunch is a widely read blog about Web 2.0 technology. Alhambra Productions is proud to announce that we are the first Islamic organization to be listed on edgeio. What is edgeio? It is a new classifieds service that is currently in preview mode, invitation only. Here is an excerpt from their description:

edgeio dynamically organizes listings published from RSS enabled websites making them discoverable via the edgeio website and through an open set of web services.

In other words:

A blogger can publish an item for sale and have it listed on edgeio within a matter of seconds.

This complies with Alhambra Productions' vision: To distribute and disseminate our material to the world community so as to provide benefit and sustenance.

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