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Southwest News-Herald: Area Muslims Start Month of Ramadan
The start of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan officially started on Friday, and local Muslim residents have begun their spiritual rituals of prayer and fasting while renewing their Koran lessons.
Muslim Journal: CAIR Honors Imam W. Deen Mohammed
CHICAGO, Ill. – On Sat., Sept. 3, 2005, the Council of American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) presented an award to Imam W. Deen Mohammed in recognition of his outstanding leadership role in the American Muslim community.
Muslim Journal: A Resounding Success Themed: “The Nature of Human Life: Earth’s Most Valuable Resource”
CHICAGO, Ill. – The Mosque Cares sponsored Annual Islamic Convention of 2005, recently held over the Labor Day Weekend in Chicago, was a resounding success.
Chicago Tribune: U.S. Has Been Indifferent and Hostile to the UN
The Sept. 14 editorial titled "The UN and Sheriff Bolton" claims that the United Nations has been corrupt for years and that finally the United States is standing up to this world body and demanding reform.
Post-Tribune: Political notebook : They Want An Apology
The civil rights organization — Council on American-Islamic Relations-Chicago Chapter — is looking for an apology from those responsible for a Chesterton Fourth of July parade float.
The Rusty Humphries Show: Ahmed Rehab on the Rusty Humphries Show: Setting the Right-Wing Right
CAIR-Chicago Director of Communications, Ahmed Rehab, speaks to Rusty Humphries on his popular right wing show along with fellow guest, Peter James of the anti-Muslim "United American Committee" group.
Chicago Sun-Times: Nourish Mideast harmony
The article about the Arab-Israeli orchestra is a welcome change to the usual coverage of the Middle East [''Barenboim seeks peace with his baton,'' Showcase story, Aug. 23].
Southwest News-Herald: Anniversary of 9/11 Is Mark to Join Together
Editor: In commemorating the third anniversary of 9/11, our grief as American-Muslims is twofold.
Daily Herald: Why hate crime laws really are needed
It is hard to understand how Richard Cohen does not see the significance of the reasons for an attack when considering the severity of the punishment (“Hate crime laws penalize speech and thought,” Aug. 22).
Chicago Tribune: Welcoming faiths
University of Chicago's decision to renovate the basement of Rockefeller Chapel so that all of its faith groups have a place to worship should be applauded nationwide ("U. of C. seeks to give home to all of its faiths," Metro, Aug. 26).
Daily Southtown: Lipinski pays visit to mosque
Bridgeview hosts ask freshman Congressman to be a 'champion of justice' in D.C.
Chicago Journal: A coffee klatsch for the multicultural set Jews, Muslims bond over an open mike at Che Cafe
Open mike sessions at coffee shops don’t usually stop passing pedestrians in their tracks.
Chicago Tribune: Avoiding Extremism
I would like to thank Leonard Pitts for his wonderful handling of comments such as those of Rep. Tom Tancredo that do nothing but incite fear and hate ("Inflammatory remarks feed the enemy," Commentary, Aug. 2).
WBBM Newsradio 780: Cong. Davis Urges Limits, Early Sunset for Patriot Act
CHICAGO -- Congressman Danny Davis has joined Muslims and Jews in urging a halt to erosion of liberty in the name of protecting liberty with the Patriot Act.
Chicago Sun-Times: Muslims here decry religious extremism
In light of bomb attacks in London and Egypt, Muslim interest groups in Chicago on Friday joined Muslims nationwide in publicly decrying acts of violence performed for religion's sake.
Daily Southtown: Chicago-area Muslims Endorse Anti-Terror 'Fatwa'
In light of bomb attacks in London and Egypt, Muslim interest groups in Chicago on Friday joined Muslims nationwide in publicly decrying acts of violence performed for religion's sake.
Suburban Chicago Newspapers: Area Muslim leaders join national Islamic wave against terrorism
Chicago-area Muslims are adding their support to an edict issued Thursday by national Islamic scholars denouncing terrorism.
The Naperville Sun: Muslims back national anti-terrorism stance
Chicago-area Muslims are adding their support to an edict issued Thursday by national Islamic scholars denouncing terrorism.
ABC 7 News: Area mosques support religious fatwa condemning terrorism
Scholars call for Muslims to help authorities Muslims living in the United States are launching a campaign against terrorism.
Inside Medill News: Symposium Speakers Demand Deeper, More Accurate Coverage of Religion in the Press
Religious groups are often misrepresented by the American news media who tend to focus solely on hot-button issues and frequently get the facts wrong, according to the four speakers at a “Religion and the Press” symposium held July 25 at Medill.
