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CAIR Launches 'Muslims Care' Volunteerism Campaign
(WASHINGTON, D.C., 5/25/06) - CAIR today called on American Muslims to support its second annual campaign, called "Muslims Care," designed to promote volunteerism in the Islamic community.
A Case of Wrongful Attribution
I question whether the problematic practices discussed in your article should be attributed to Islam as a religion.They are unique to the particular culture of the immigrants in question.
CAIR-Chicago Attends the 2006 Community Organizing Awards Reception
CAIR-Chicago Governmental Relations Coordinator Sadiya Ahmed attended the 2006 Community Organizing Awards reception hosted at the School of the Art Institute on Tuesday, May 23, 2006.
Yaser Tabbara to Receive Community Builders Award for Excellence in Community Service
Community Builders is pleased to announce that Yaser Tabbara Esq retired Executive Director of CAIR Chicago will be the recepient of the 2006 Community Builders Award for Excellence in Community Service.
CAIR-Chicago Meets with Legal Team to Discuss Class Action Complaint
CAIR-Chicago Staff Attorney Heena Musabji, and Civil Rights Coordinator Christina Abraham, met with Charles Roth of the Midwest Immigrant and Human Rights Center (MIHRC), and David Berten of Competition Law Groups to discuss amendments to the class action complaint the legal team filed a couple of weeks ago.
DHS, USCIS, and FBI Discuss Citizenship Delay at Mosque Foundation
CAIR-Chicago hosted a panel of US government representatives last Thursday at the Mosque Foundation of Bridgeview in order to explore the reasons behind the widespread delay in Citizenship Applications for members of the Muslim community.
Citizenship Delay: Hear About the Issue from Government Representatives
Representatives from DHS will explain some of the reasons behind the delays in processing applications for citizenship.
Daily Herald: Program offers insight on Islam
A retired Christian minister now living in Naperville, Geurkink has been inside dozens of churches and even some synagogues over the years, but this was like no worship space he had ever seen.
'Building Bridges to Islam' Testimonials
“Thank you for an excellent program. I learned so much about your faith that was new to me - especially the history and also the revering of Mary. Congratulations on your work to establish bridges of understanding. It is the only way to bring PEACE to our world”.– B. Moody
CAIR-Chicago to Receive Delegation of Government & Community Leaders from the Philippines
On June 8th, CAIR-Chicago will receive at its downtown office 13 government officials and community/NGO leaders from the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao in southern Philippines (ARMM).
Saudi Ambassador to the United States, Prince Turki al-Faisal, thanks CAIR-Chicago
Dear Mr. Rehab, Thank you for organizing the tour of the Mosque Foundation during my recent trip to Chicago.
WBBM Newsradio 780: Muslims Want Islamic TV Channel Added To Cable Service
A local Islamic group is leading an effort to try to get a major cable TV company to include in its basic package a Muslim-oriented channel.
Media Advisory: Wednesday, Last Day of "Building Bridges to Islam: A Day of Discovery 2006"
The Chicago Chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations announced today that it is wrapping up its successful 2006 Building Bridges to Islam Day of Discovery tomorrow. Since 2005, over 1200 Americans have graduated from CAIR-Chicago’s “Building Bridges to Islam” lecture series, sponsored by Elderhostel.
Daily Herald: Cartoon controversy
Student journalists at the College of DuPage ran 12 controversial political cartoons depicting the prophet Muhammad, including the one that sparked riots worldwide, saying they wanted to provoke discussion.
CAIR-Chicago to Co-Sponsor Civic Duty Workshop
How do I get involved in my community? What is my civic responsibility as a citizen or new immigrant?
CAIR-Chicago Immigration Legislation Workshop at Mosque Foundation
Topic: Current Changes in Immigration Legislation
CBS 2 News: Muslims Denied U.S. Citizenship File Lawsuit
"The men, who are legal permanent residents, allege in the lawsuit filed Thursday that the government has denied them citizenship for up to two years even though they have passed every test and interview."
ABC 7 News: Ten Muslim men file federal lawsuit alleging civil rights violation
Ten Muslim men have filed a federal lawsuit alleging the government has violated their civil rights by denying them U-S citizenship.
WBBM780: Muslims Denied U.S. Citizenship File Lawsuit
Ten Muslim men have filed a federal lawsuit alleging the government has violated their civil rights by denying them U.S. citizenship.

