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Communications Coordinator to Present at Loyola University
What: Islamic Awareness Week, "Islam's presence in early America, 15th Century-1960"
Outreach Coordinator to Participate in Interfaith Dialogue
What: Part 3 of 3, “In Good Faith” Series, Why Are Holy Places Important & How Do We Deal with Conflicting Claims to Them?
Civil Rights Director Christina Abraham Appointed to International Human Rights Tribunal
CAIR-Chicago Civil Rights Director Christina Abraham was recently appointed as a member of the Brussells Tribunal Advisory Board, an international hearing committee that addresses human rights issues.
Outreach Coordinator Joins New Muslim Panel at Loyola‘s Islam Awareness Week
What: Islamic Awareness Week, “My Journey to Islam”
CAIR-Chicago Attorney Kevin Vodak Settles Case after man is unjustly fired
CAIR-Chicago Staff Attorney Kevin Vodak settled a case of employment discrimination on behalf of a man who believed he was terminated from his job because he is Muslim.
Ahmed Rehab to Present at University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
What: Ilm Cafe, "Faith: Value Based Activism"
CAIR-Chicago Co-Sponsors First Café Finjan Galleria
Earlier this week, CAIR-Chicago, as part of the Jewish-Muslim Community Building Initiative (JMCBI), co-hosted the first Café Finjan of 2009. The event featured an art galleria that included artwork, short films, and music.
Civil Rights Director Christina Abraham Helps to End Citizenship Wait
Civil Rights Director Christina Abraham attended a citizenship interview with a man who has been waiting five years for citizenship.
After Four Year Wait, Success at Citizenship Appeal Hearing
Civil Rights Director Christina Abraham represented a man in an appeal hearing for his application for citizenship before the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
Chicago Crescent: Islam, the Beret, and Cultural Piracy
During my college years, I was known to wear a beret. One day, a brother approached me and chided me for it, “Why are you wearing a French hat? You’re not French.” I respondDuring my college years, I was known to wear a beret. One day, a brother approached me and chided me for it, “Why are you wearing a French hat? You’re not French.” I responded,ed, “Why are you wearing an Afghan Kufi? You’re not Afghan.”
Chairman to Speak at "Race and Law" Symposium at Loyola School of Law
What: "American Electorate: Race, Ethnicity, and the Political Process in 21st Century America"
Chicago Crescent: Muslim wins “Lincolnland Legend” scholarship
Zaina Zayyad, a junior at Aqsa School in Bridgeview, Illinois, received a $4,000 scholarship in a statewide contest for her essay on a "Lincolnland Legend."
CAIR-Chicago Thanks Supporters for Record-Breaking Banquet! [PHOTOS]
We wish to thank you for making our 5th Annual Banquet a record-breaking banquet on many levels, and a memorable experience at that.
Executive Director to Give Sermon at Downtown Islamic Center (DIC)
WHAT: Friday Sermon (Khuthbah)SPEAKER: Ahmed Rehab, Executive Director, CAIR-Chicago
Chairman to Deliver Sermon at Islamic Foundation of Villa Park
WHAT: Friday Sermon (Khuthbah)SPEAKER: Safaa Zarzour, Chairman, CAIR-Chicago
Civil Rights Director Christina Abraham to Speak at Northwestern Law School
WHAT: Lessons from History: Japanese-American Internment and the War on Terror
Executive Director to Deliver Khutbah at Des Plaines Mosque (ICCD)
WHAT: Friday Sermon (Khuthbah)SPEAKER: Ahmed Rehab, Executive Director, CAIR-Chicago
Chairman to Deliver Sermon at Orland Park Prayer Center (OPPC)
WHAT: Friday Sermon (Khuthbah)SPEAKER: Safaa Zarzour, Chairman, CAIR-Chicago
CAIR-Chicago to Attend Niagara’s Black History Month Reception
In honor of Black History Month, Niagara Foundation is hosting this month’s luncheon forum recognizing the legacy, sacrifice and contributions of peoples of the African Diaspora.
Chairman to Deliver Sermon at Muslim Educational Cultural Center of America (MECCA)
WHAT: Friday Sermon (Khuthbah)SPEAKER: Safaa Zarzour, Chairman, CAIR-Chicago