Boise Basketball Coach Jamaal Al-Din Celebrates Ramadan, with 150 Articles Written on Boise Based Businesses and Community Citizens During the Ramadan 30 Day Celebration

Boise, ID, September 21, 2007 --(PR.com)-- Boise basketball coach Jamaal Al-Din of Jamaal Al-Din's Hoops 227 is a 17-year devout Muslim with an extremely creative side. This time he's done it. Coach Jamaal will celebrate Ramadan, with 150 articles written on Boise based businesses and community citizens during the Ramadan 30 day celebration. He'll write 5 articles per day, totaling 150 articles during the Month of Ramadan. What a great way to keep community members informed on Boise.

"I feel like this is an exciting way to keep my readers informed as to the actual social climate that we have in the Boise community," says Jamaal.

Coach Jamaal's creative side will definitely show with such a journalistic, diary style writing comprised over a 30-day time frame. Topics and areas covered will include everything from real estate, insurance, sports, entrepreneurs, non-profits, public figures and even our finest dining hot spots.

"Well, i'm definitely not competing with local media outlets like nbc's ktvb channel 7, kivi channel 6, ktrv fox 12, and kbci channel 2, because of my individualistic view point and stance in every article. I'm confident that my opinion is valued by my readers and will keep them coming back to read articles. I look to continue these types of writings in the future, so stay tuned and informed," exclaimed Al-Din.

These types of articles, on what's good about Boise will be paramount for establishing parameters and guidelines for future Boise entrepreneurs.

"It's important for our community citizen to be informed as to who's volunteering and giving to good causes. recognition given to these types of cause will only add to the city of trees. So many times stories like Senator Larry Craig make headlines and overshadow news that gives to the credibility of our creative and diligent community. What I offer as far as my opinionated diary of informative writing on Boise during the next 30 days could definitely be construed as 'fruit from the tree,' " says Coach Jamaal.

Log onto the website for Jamaal Al-Din's Hoops 227 or simply type your keywords into your internet browser and click onto your article of choice, written by Coach Jamaal Al-Din.

Jamaal Al-Din's Hoops 227 holds acclaim to having over 40 area contributers and sponsors in only its first year of operations. Jamaal Al-Din's Hoops 227 contributers and sponsors are inducted into the newly formed Jamaal Al-Din's Hoops 227 Sponsorship Hall of Fame:

The Deluxe
The Perfect Touch
America's K & K Painting
Hank Stevens Painting
Pekovich Trading Cards
McNeil Team Realtors
Affordable Cleaning Service
Triple C Painting
Idaho's Best insurance
George Post Well Drilling
Drain Pro Plumbing & Rooter Service
Dreams on Skin
Franz Filters Mfg
Headz Up!
Dale's Auto Care
Alluring Lawn Service
Scott E. Hayhurst D.M.D.
Boise Rock & Block
Clearwater Painting & Restoration
Mike The Plumber
H3 Pet Foods
Chef Express "Chinese Express"
Jimmy's Automobile & motorcycle Painting
Island Fish & Pets
Lux Fashion Lounge
Pro Mortgage Group.Net
Bravo! Painting
The Learning Express
Shirtstock.com
Captain Comics
Fitness 19
American Catering Inc
Butt Furr
Budget Computer Co
COPYTYME
1st Christian Church (Nampa)
Cabela's
Contour Express
Mrs. Beesley's
Jakes Place
Cozy Corner Coffee
CompUSA
Port of Subs

Coach Jamaal Al-Din's accomplishments include:

Played for the great, legendary Coach Ed Palubinskas of Olympic fame and college history. Ed Palubinskas set Olympic scoring records while playing for the Australian Olympic Basketball National Team.

"Ed Palubinskas was great to play for, he made me work really hard and taught me to shoot with accuracy," said Jamaal. Ed Palubinskas is developer of Baden's "Smartball" advertised on the NFL Network and ESPN.

Top Defensive Player at the University of Michigan Basketball Camp http://www.mgoblue.com

All-State Varsity Basketball Mountain Home High School
Averaged 24 pts/game as State's Leading Scorer

Member of Idaho Sports Exchange Basketball Team which competed in Germany. The Idaho Sports Exchange was coached by Gary Buell of Idaho Falls High School and included former University of Idaho star and NFL player Yo Murphy. "Yo was an even better basketball player, and just think, the whole time we competed in Germany, the guy never tied his shoes. I mean, he literally played with his shoes untied."---Coach Jamaal Al-Din

Received the Treasure Valley Community College Coaches Award from Coach Drake Wallick

Played for Coach Charlie Miller at West Virginia Wesleyan College
Notable West Virginia Wesleyan Bobcats: Press Maravich coached at West Virginia Wesleyan College before LSU. (He is the father of LSU, NCAA and NBA Hall of Famer, "Pistol" Pete Maravich!).

Appeared on Boise ESPN affiliate sports radio station, KTIK Radio in June of 2007, regarding basketball camps and clinics for youth in Boise, Idaho.

1st Annual Jamaal Al-Din's Hoops 227 Summer Basketball Camp received a positive review and was featured on Boise's ABC affiliate TV Station, KIVI Channel 6 News, which aired prior to game 4 of the 2007 NBA World Championship. Participants represented countries including, Somalia, Pakistan, Columbia, and the United States.

Notable Mountain Home, Idaho High School Alumni:

David Toy-played running back for the University of Washington and Coach Don James
Maury Toy-played running back for UCLA and Coach Terry Donahue
Gary Taylor-played defensive back at Stanford University
Angela Taylor-played for NCAA National Women's Basketball Champion Standford Cardinal and currently works for the WNBA's Minnesota Lynx.
Brent Pease-former NFL Quarterback

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