May 2011 Blog Posts (52)

The question we try to raise in this feature touches us in many ways. Whether we are contemplating marriage

by Hassen Laidi

 ourselves, are concerned about a daughter or sister, or thinking about the general welfare of our community, we often find ourselves asking: what makes an ideal husband? And I hope that you will…

WASHINGTON, USA - Three imams including a US-born Muslim bound for a conference on Islamophobia were kicked

off US domestic flights out of security fears, clerics and an airline said Saturday.

Two imams boarded a flight from Memphis, Tennessee to Charlotte, North Carolina on Friday only to have it return to the terminal so they could be put through "additional screening," said a spokesman for Atlantic South Airlines (ASA), the Delta Connection airline…

The Syrian regime is laying siege to whole cities, and is willing to annihilate them to crush the peaceful democracy

movement. Security forces have cut off all food, water and medicine to these towns, shot hundreds of citizens, and detained and tortured thousands -- in many cases ripping out their fingernails before releasing them, as a warning to other protesters.



Despite this unimaginable terror, the Syrian people refuse to be silenced, and…

At the end of the Civil War in May 1865, a throng of Union soldiers marched along the streets of Washington, D.C.

3 of 6…

SOUTHFIELD, MI, 5/4/11) -- The Michigan chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-MI) today

welcomed a decision by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties (CRCL) to launch an investigation into potential civil rights violations and profiling of Muslims by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) personnel at the United States-Canada border.

On March 24, CAIR-MI filed…

When my husband was killed on the morning of 9/11, television stations around the world ran split-screen video. They

CAIR: Bin Laden Death Leads to Maine Mosque Vandalism