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Join us at the Women’s March | ING in the News | Upcoming Events
Join Us at the San Jose Women’s March on Saturday! One year ago, millions of women around the United States and the world streamed into city centers in support of human rights, civil liberties, and social justice for all. In the Bay Area, ING speakers and staff… Read More
Looking for Answers?
Table of Contents: ING Workshop: Answering Difficult Questions about Islam and Muslims in the Current Political Environment You’re Invited – April 3rd Muslim-Jewish Halaqa-Seder INGYouth Workshop and Adult Interfaith Training with Michigan Affiliate ING’s Interfaith Allies – #HateEndsWithMe Events Looking… Read More
Bacha Khan | Webinar for Educators | New ING Affiliate in Houston
Table of Contents: Bacha Khan and the Taliban: Two Radically Different Visions of Islam Educator Webinar: Wednesday, January 27th Parent Webinar Recording Available Abdelkader Global Leadership Prize Essay Contests for High School and College Students New ING Affiliate in Houston,… Read More
Can American Muslims Stay Muslim? | Upcoming Events
Upcoming Endowment Supporters Dinner Saturday, Nov. 14, San Ramon Marriott Keynote speaker: Haroon Moghul “Can American Muslims Stay Muslim?” Asking difficult questions to bring about meaningful change Haroon is an academic and public commentator, regular guest on network news on Islam and public… Read More
Holiday Greetings for Eid, Yom Kippur, and the Day of Arafat
In a wonderful conflation of holy days this year, based upon the lunar calendars used by both Jews and Muslims, tomorrow is both the Jewish holiday Yom Kippur and the Muslim holy day of Arafat. Yom Kippur, which means “Day of Atonement” is the climax of the 10-day… Read More
A call for civic and religious literacy and interreligious engagement
(9/20/2015) Presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson’s controversial comments stating that a Muslim should not be the President of the United States and that a Muslim president would not uphold the Constitution demonstrate that not only is he unfamiliar with the philosophy that underpins the formation… Read More
Ahmed Mohamed and Religious Bigotry in Our Schools
Dear Educators, On Monday morning, a ninth-grade student in Irving, Texas, was arrested and sent to juvenile detention after bringing a homemade clock to school. Ahmed Mohamed, a 14-year-old Muslim student at MacArthur High School, is passionate about science and linked together a circuit board, power supply, and digital clock… Read More
Interfaith Collaboration Improves Lives
Book Signing and Interfaith Panel: Granada: A Pomegranate in the Hand of God ING Content Director Ameena Jandali will join Rev. Canon Sally G. Bingham and Rabbi Allen Bennet for an interfaith discussion following a reading by author Steven Nightingale from his book, Granada: A Pomegranate in the Hand… Read More
