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Muslim Coalition to Host D.C. Hearing on Health Care Reform
On Tuesday, September 15, the American Muslim Taskforce on Civil Rights and Elections (AMT), a coalition of major national Islamic organizations, will host a Capitol Hill citizens' hearing on mobilizing Muslim support for health care reform.
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MAS Freedom Joins Mosque Census Project
Every U.S. mosque and Islamic center will be contacted to compile accurate information about the U.S. Muslim community, specifically relating to size, infrastructure, development, participation of women and youth, and depth of involvement in society.
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Friday Declared National Day of Action Against Gaza Siege
The 'End the Embargo in Gaza' campaign begins with a Press Conference on Friday, January 25, 2008, at 10:00 AM, in the West Room of the National Press Club, 529 14th St. N.W., Washington DC., followed by a Rally in front of the Israeli Embassy at 4:00 PM.
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Religious Groups Mourn As President Celebrates
As President Bush hosts a signing ceremony to celebrate the Military Commissions Act of 2006, the Washington Region Religious Campaign Against Torture will hold a vigil to mourn the attack this legislation wages on basic American and religious values.
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Religion and Election 2006 Engaging the Muslim Vote
Preparing to be fully engaged in the November 7 elections the Muslim American Society's Freedom Foundation is holding a press conference "Engaging the Muslim Vote" Thurs., Sept. 28, 2006 at 10 AM in the Holman Room at the National Press Club.
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ALERT: Public Court Hearing for Ahmed Abu-Ali
Despite statements given by U.S. State Department officials to the Washington Post, it is still critically important that Ahmed Abu-Ali's rights are vigorously pursued in court...
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Public Court Hearing for Ahmed Abu-Ali
Ahmed Abu-Ali was unlawfully detained in Saudi Arabia while completing an academic exam. Neither the U.S. nor Saudi Arabia has filed charges against him.
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Affidavit Says U.S. Citizen Tortured in Saudi Prison
Despite year-long appeals from the public, human and civil rights groups, and family members, the case of Ahmed Abu-Ali is still being underreported in the media, while the U.S. government remains unresponsive.
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Election 2004, Done! “Where Do We Go From Here?”
The Muslim American Society Freedom Foundation is adding to its activist and civic training workshop series workshops and training on strategies for the Muslim community for the next four years...
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MAS Freedom Getting Muslims to the Polls Nationwide
The Muslim American Society Freedom Foundation Muslim Voters database is being used to make GET OUT THE VOTE (GOTV) automated calls - commonly referred to as “robo” - to Muslim voters in key battleground states.
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Get Out The Vote and Talking Points
The Muslim American Society Freedom Foundation is providing its Muslim voter database, listing registered Muslim voters, to non-partisan Muslim activists, mosques, and organizations for the final weekend of the “Get Out The Muslim Vote” initiative.
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Faith and Election 2004
The panel of religious leaders will discuss the role of faith communities in Election 2004 and its impact on what has been described by some as the most important election of our time.
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Not in the Name of Islam
Throughout the years, we at the Muslim American Society Freedom Foundation have collectively and individually condemned the killing of innocent civilians, all civilians.
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MAS President Letter to the Washington Post
The following Letter-to-the-Editor was submitted to the Washington Post by Muslim American Society President Esam Omeish in response to an article which appeared in the newspaper on Saturday, September 11, 2004.
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Important Motion Hearing Schedule for Abu-Ali Case
On Tuesday, August 17th, 2004, a court hearing for Ahmed Abu-Ali, an American citizen held in Saudi Arabia without charges for over a year, will take place in the U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia.
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Open letter to Senator John Edwards
The post-9/11 degradation of due process, civil rights and civil liberties, unjust detentions, guilt by association, religious and ethnic profiling, all have had a devastating effect on the American Muslim community...
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Muslims Arrested in Holy Land Foundation Raid
Muslim activists were arrested in Texas, California, and New Jersey. The arrests were the result of a multicount indictment in connection with activities surrounding the Muslim charitable organization, The Holy Land Foundation.
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MAS Freedom Foundation Condemns Killing of Paul Johnson
"I know that there are great injustices being perpetrated against Muslims throughout the world, and this is wrong. However, killing Paul Johnson is just as wrong." Mahdi Bray, Executive Director of MAS Freedom Foundation.
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MAS Expresses Condolences to the People of Spain
The Muslim American Society expresses its condolences to the people of Spain, and especially the family members who lost loved ones in the horrendous train bomb attacks in Madrid last Thursday.
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Release: Tunisia Attacks Citizens and Journalists
The campaign for Justice & Human Rights in Tunisia will hold a press conference in front of the State Department on Tuesday, February 17, 2004, at 12:00 noon, timed to coincide with the visit of the President of Tunisia, Zine al Abidne Ben Ali.
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Peace Groups Unify on Palestine Issue
Responding to MAS Freedom Foundation…various peace and anti-war groups have accepted endorsing the "Ending The Occupation In Palestine" as one of the unifying principle issues for the upcoming March 20th Peace and Justice rally in New York City.
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MAS Helps Resolve Dispute in Cleveland Mosque
...the Muslim American Society (MAS) dispatched Raeed Tayeh, public affairs director of the Freedom Foundation, to Cleveland, Ohio, to help resolve a crisis between Imam Fawaz Damra of the Islamic Center of Greater Cleveland, and several board members...
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Motion to Suppress Granted in Benkhala Case
Today, in a hearing in Benkhala’s case, the Honorable Judge L. Brinkema concluded that the circumstances in which defendant Sabri Benkhala was held prevented him from exercising his Miranda rights.
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MAS Freedom Helps Inmates Celebrate Eid
Through the support of donations from masjids and members of the Muslim community, the Muslim American Society’s Freedom Foundation (MAS Freedom) was able to accommodate Muslim prisoners in their observance of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr...
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Muslims to Break Ramadan Fast Across from White House
MAS Freedom, along with other Islamic, interfaith, and civic groups, today held a press conference...to express disappointment with the Bush administration's lack of substantive dialogue with the Muslim-American community.
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An Open Letter to Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld
It is with great unease that I write to you today regarding recently revealed public statements made by Lt. Gen. William G. Boykin, deputy undersecretary for intelligence, in which he characterizes the world's 1.3 billion Muslims as worshipping an "idol."
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Setback for Daniel Pipes Nomination to U.S. Institute of Peace
The Muslim American Societys Freedom Foundation (MAS Freedom) reacted with cautious optimism today as the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions committee postponed a vote on the nomination of Daniel Pipes to the U.S. Institute of Peace...
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MAS-MN Summer Camp A Success
The Muslim American Society’s Minnesota (MAS-MN) chapter held its first annual summer camp June 10-15 in Grantsburg, Wisconsin.
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Muslim Religious Leaders Visit Capitol Hill
Over fifty Imams and Islamic leaders who attended the American Muslim Council (AMC)s 2003 National Imams Conference this week received hands-on civics training from MAS Freedom Foundation
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Register Now for the ICNA/MAS 2003 Convention!
Registration forms are now available for the second annual joint convention of ICNA and MAS in Philadelphia, PA on July 4, 5, 6 2003. The theme will be "America at the Crossroads: The Struggle for Liberty and Justice."
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MASs Position on Potential War With Iraq
In a statement released today, the Muslim American Society (MAS) said it considers a potential war on Iraq to be morally and legally unjustifiable, a product of seriously misplaced national security priorities with potentially serious repercussions.
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MAS Leader Returns From Peace Mission to Iraq
(Falls Church, VA - 3/10/2003) The Muslim American Society’s secretary general, Sheikh Shaker El Sayed, joined an African American-led interfaith multi-cultural religious delegation for a prayer for peace to Baghdad last week in an attempt to bring a
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MAS Leads Delegation of Religious Leaders in Bid to Avert War
Once upon a time, the diverse town of Jersey City, New Jersey marked Christmas, Hanukah, Ramadan, and the Hindu New Year with public pronouncements, signs, parades and displays at City Hall. The celebrations ended after the city was sued, and lost, on the
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MAS Joins Millions in Message to Pro-War Politicians
Muslim American Society (MAS) leaders spoke at anti-war rallies in four US cities over the weekend, joining millions of demonstrators across the globe in marching for a peaceful resolution to the Bush administrations planned war on Iraq.
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MAS Launches Muslim Activist Training Program
With back-to-back events in California over the weekend, the Muslim American Society’s Freedom Foundation kicked off a nationwide activist training program designed to give Muslims the skills they need to make an impact in their community.
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We Are All Palestinians!
That was the response of tens of thousands of Americans to the genocide in Palestine and to the relentless campaign by the government and the media to dismiss the Palestinian noble struggle against occupation as terrorism.
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The Case against the Holy Land Foundation
American Muslims support President Bushs effort to cut off funding for terrorism...These goals will not be achieved by taking food out of the mouths of Palestinian orphans...
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