CAIR-Chicago’s Executive Director, Ahmed Rehab, will deliver the Friday khutba/lecture at Northwestern University’s Islamic prayer service on November 4th.

CAIR-Chicago Executive Director Ahmed Rehab spoke at the Northwestern Muslim-cultural Students Association luncheon for parents and alumni on Saturday, May 7th.

Rehab spoke to over one hundred attendees on how they can serve social justice causes to better their community, their country, and the world.

CAIR-Chicago Executive Director Ahmed Rehab will keynote the Northwestern Muslim-cultural Students Association luncheon for parents and alumni this Saturday.

As protests continue to grow in Egypt, speculations regarding who will take President Hosni Mubarak’s place grow as well. For the past two weeks, U.S. media coverage has portrayed the Muslim Brotherhood to be first in line to succeed Mubarak’s regime. However, some say the Muslim Brotherhood is not as radical as most people think.

Civil Rights Director Christina Abraham gave a lecture on the Patriot Act and other national security policies to students at Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. Abraham discussed how these laws have affected Muslims in America particularly regarding immigration, travel, and relations with law enforcement.

What: Interfaith Career & Interest Fair

Where: Northwestern University, Parkes Hall 122

CAIR-Chicago Governmental Relation Coordinator Sadiya Ahmed gave a presentation to a group of 20 students at Northwestern University about actively engaging students in the political process on Thursday, October 26, 2006 at the Norris Student Center at Northwestern University.

WHAT – Hope not Hate – Speech & Panel Discussion

CAIR-Chicago Director of Communications Ahmed Rehab will present in a fireside chat organized by Northwestern University’s Muslim Cultural Student’s Association’s ‘Islamic Awareness Week’ on the commonalities of the three Abrahamic faiths.

Dear Ms. Kudaimi:

Thank you for your note. As I hope you would understand, Congressman Kirk’s remarks reflected his views on this issue, not those of Northwestern University.