Ahmed Rehab, CAIR-Chicago's Executive Director, discusses misperceptions about Islam and the smears against his Muslim civl rights organization, in a Q & A with the Chicago Tribune. "Like all Americans, we have to worry about the security of our country, our communities, and our children in the face of potential terror attacks," says Rehab.

Ahmed Rehab, CAIR-Chicago's Executive Director, discusses misperceptions about Islam and the smears against his Muslim civl rights organization, in a Q & A with the Chicago Tribune. "Like all Americans, we have to worry about the security of our country, our communities, and our children in the face of potential terror attacks," says Rehab.

What: 'Injustices across the (Muslim) world'?

Two clients in CAIR-Chicago’s Citizenship Delay Project were naturalized after long delays in obtaining their citizenship.

Al-Arian, who has already lost almost 30 pounds, began refusing food and water on March 3rd to protest a third attempt by prosecutors to compel his testimony in court. He was recently transferred from his Virginia prison to a medical facility in North Carolina.

CAIR-Chicago’s Civil Rights Coordinator, Christina Abraham, recently appeared on WISE TV (WYCC-PBS) where she discussed the state of American Muslims Civil Rights on the Northwestern News Networks program, Medill Reports, with host Tanja Babich.

CAIR-Chicago isn't following some cookie-cuter approach to building up their non-profit name. Since their official launch on January 5th, 2005, CAIR-Chicago has prided itself upon being anything but a traditional organization.

CAIR-Chicago Staff Attorney Heena Musabji represented a client in a status hearing for a citizenship delay.

What: Davidson College's Muslim Students' Association presents its 1st annual Islam Awareness Week with a week of events and lectures. The first and main event is a dinner and a talk by Ahmed Rehab, Director of the Council of American-Islamic Relations in Chicago.

CAIR-Chicago Government Relations Coordinator Sadiya Ahmed presented on a panel discussion at the South Asian American Leaders of Tomorrow (SAALT) Summit on Sunday, March 18, 2007 at the American University Washington College of Law in Washington D.C.

What: The Rest & The West? Understanding Differences in a Shared Environment

What: "Dealing with Diversity " is a sociology course produced by Governors State and used by universities around the country.

A Palos Heights man accused of helping illegally funnel money to Iraq during the 12 years between the two U.S. invasions there was released on $30,000 bail Monday.

What: The Faith and Public Issues Task force of Saint Pauls United Church of Christ is running a series on Islam in the world and how Christians should work with Muslims toward a shared vision of human harmony and mutual support in these profoundly troubled times.

What: Presentation on the basic tenets of Islam, the Muslim American experience post 9-11, as well as the relationship between the Muslim community in the Chicagoland area with their neighbors

In recent weeks a considerable amount has been written and said about Norman Finkelstein's bid for tenure at DePaul University. As most academics are aware, it is unique for a tenure decision, something that is an inherently internal process, to be subject to external discussion.

A Palos Heights man appeared Thursday in federal court in Chicago after he and four other men were indicted on charges of financial crimes involving an Islamic charity they once operated.

What: Presentation on the prevalent misconceptions surrounding Islam

What: Effecting Social Change and Human Rights : Challenging the constructs of your Legal system by working within it