We’re pleased to report that ING now ranks #1 on Google searches for terms associated with Frequently Asked Questions about Islam and Muslims. You can find answers here to all our FAQs, which are actual questions that our staff and volunteers speakers have responded to during face-to-face presentations and panels all across the country. By consulting with a number of scholars, we’ve ensured that our answers are academically sound and reflect the diversity of Muslims in the United States and around the world.

Our live speakers from the Islamic Speakers Bureau and Interfaith Speakers Bureau programs are the most impactful way to dispel stereotypes. Supplementing them is our online educator curriculum, which has now been downloaded by educators in 35 states. All our resources are free of charge, although educators must register at our site.

Thank you for your partnership in providing both speakers and resources for classrooms, corporations, hospitals, community centers, police departments, and civic organizations across the country. Only with your support are we able to continue to serve communities and organizations with education about Muslims and their faith while working with interfaith allies to combat bigotry and strengthen the nation’s freedom of religion and embrace of pluralism.

Finally, on this auspicious Night of Power, Laylatul Qadr, the 27th night of Ramadan, please keep ING and its team of staff, speakers, and donors in your dua’s (prayers). You will certainly be in mine tonight and always. We’re partners — in this together!

Maha Elgenaidi
Executive Director

PS – You can get up to date on other ING programs through our recent notes below: