Reflections on the ASU Boston Vigil
Reflections on the ASU Boston Vigil by Neekta Hamidi, CAIR-AZ Volunteer On the Sunday following the attacks in Boston, CAIR-AZ teamed up with Muslim Leaders of America
April 25, 2013
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Reflections on the ASU Boston Vigil by Neekta Hamidi, CAIR-AZ Volunteer On the Sunday following the attacks in Boston, CAIR-AZ teamed up with Muslim Leaders of America
In the aftermath of the horrific terror attacks in Boston, CAIR-AZ Volunteers and the Muslim Leaders of America co-hosted a vigil at Arizona State University
Islamic leaders in the Valley urged their followers to be prepared to be intimidated and provoked after authorities revealed the Boston bombing suspects were Muslims.
CAIR-AZ: Arizona businesses rank among worst for religious discrimination complaints Mike Sunnucks, Phoenix Business Journal, 12 April 2013 Full Article (Subscription Required): http://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/print-edition/2013/04/12/arizona-businesses-rank-among-worst.html Connie Bibb and
In cities across the U.S. we are seeing a new battleground in the area of Islamophobia: Transit ads. Even though the sides of buses and
Chairman Hlayhel was honored to be the guest of State Senator Katie Hobbs, and delivered the Islamic prayer on the Senate Floor. Click Here To