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Archive for 2011
ICNA condemns attacks on Nigerian church-goers |
NY Conference on Religious Freedom & Shariah
By Mariam Abu Ali, ICNA Council for Social Justice
Men and women, young and old began trickling into the York College Performing Arts Center in Jamaica, New York. The diverse crowd was there to attend a conference on Defending Religious Freedom: Understanding Shariah held on Saturday, December 4, 2011. Once the program kicked off, there were nearly a thousand people in attendance.
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Scholars’ Campaign to Protect Religious Freedom
By Mohsin Zaheer | Sada-E-Pakistan
A leading Muslim organization has launched a new campaign to protect religious freedom in the US. The Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) wants to blunt Islmophobia by promoting greater understanding of Islam and Muslims. |
ICNA: Take Action Against Bigotry & Hate |
ICNA Issues Urgent Action Alert Re NDA Senate Bill |
ICNA’s Stance on the Occupy Wall Street Protests |
US Mosques Used 3 Different Methods to Decide Eid ul FitrA report on how the date for Eid ul Fitr 2011 was determined by Mosques in USA.
Based on survey conducted by the Islamic Circle of North America.
JAMAICA, New York (October 25, 2011) – Almost an equal percentage of American mosques decided the day of Eid ul Fitr either on the basis of local moon-sighting (40%) or according to the Fiqh Council of North America’s prepared Islamic calendar (39%).
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Eid Al-Adha Wishes from ICNA |
ICNA Expresses Hope in Tunisian Elections |
Facebook Campaign – 1 Fan = $1Help ICNA earn a dollar for every new fan added on the ICNA fan page. Simply click on “Like” and become a fan. Read more |
ICNA South Conference6th Annual ICNA-MAS South Central Regional Conference @ Univ. Houston Guest Speakers Include: |
Muslim Relief Group Helps Irene Victims
By Sajjad Azhar, Urdu Times
October 12, 2011, NJ – Many communities in New Jersey are still recovering from the damages caused by Hurricane Irene that struck states from North Carolina to Vermont on August 20. Wayne, a town in northeast New Jersey, is one such place where Anna Walker had been waiting for weeks for federal help to clean up her basement, which was flooded by water.
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Aftermath of Hurricane Irene: ICNA Relief in New Jersey
New Jersey (September 27, 2011) – Three weeks ago Hurricane Irene ripped across the eastern United States, battering states from North Carolina to Vermont and hitting parts of New York City and the tri-state area. As we watched these events unfold, ICNA Relief stepped in to offer assistance. Disaster relief services ranged from offering shelter to those whose homes has been damaged by the storm, to distributing food and water to communities.
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CA Councilman under Fire for Naming Dog after Prophet
September 24, 2011 – A California councilman named Derek Reeve is under fire for he avowed in a council meeting on Sept. 6 that he named one of his two dogs after Muhammad– the Muslim prophet. However, Muslims regard dog as unclean. The other dog is named “America”.
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Muslim Family Day: Well Organized, Say Guests
By Arif Kabir, Muslim Link Contributing Writer
Thursday, 22 September 2011 – With debates of moon-sighting still causing Eid Al-Fitr to be held on various days, many Muslims fi nd it diffi cult to celebrate the Eid festivities with friends and relatives living in other communities. Fortunately, the ‘Muslim Family Day’ offers an opportunity for all Muslims to come together shortly after Eid to celebrate their faith amidst much fun and celebration.
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ICNA Back 2 School CampaignIn 2010, ICNA NY held 11 Back-to-School Giveaway events across the New York Metropolitan area, including Bronx, Brooklyn, Long Island, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island and Westchester. |
ICNA wants apology for disrespectful gesture
Sept 22, 2011 – Islamic Circle of North America’s Southern California chapter praises a council member’s criticism of Councilman Derek Reeve’s comment that he had named his dog Muhammad, after the Muslim prophet. The group says it won’t rule out a protest in San Juan Capistrano against the remark.
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Irvine 11 verdict: A tragic day for freedom of speech |
ICNA on FBI’s Biased Trainings on Islam & Muslims |
