All I Remember From the Class On Islam Was the Camel
Salam alaikum: My name is Eahab Ibrahim. I’m an Egyptian American who grew up in San Diego and attended junior high school in the 90s. Back then, as now it was mandatory to learn Islamic History. For one of the lessons the teacher brought out a slide… Read More
ING President Featured On Huffington Post
ING President Featured On Huffington Post The following is an excerpt from a recent featured article from ING President Maha Elgenaidi. “As an American Muslim… Read More
ING’s Seminars for Law Enforcement
It was just like any other day for Alioune Niasse. An immigrant from Senegal, he began his day at the break of dawn, driving into Times Square early to set up his table selling photographs for the throngs of tourists who would pass by. After ten hours of working, pausing only… Read More
Educator Responses to the Boston Bombings
In the Classroom – Educator Responses to Boston Bombings Dear Educators: ING’s staff and speakers join… Read More
4th of July Reminder of Religious Expression in American Public Life
July 4, 2012 Happy 4th of July In celebration of July 4th, and with the hope that this document will be useful to religious communities and public debates, we are re-releasing this… Read More
Highlights From The Annual Affiliate Conference 2012: June 8-10, 2012
Highlights From The Annual Affiliate Conference 2012 Held from Friday, June 8 to Sunday, June 10 Over the June 8-10 weekend, 18 (of 22)… Read More
March 21, 2012: ING Statement on the Recent Killings in France
The recent killings in Toulouse, France are an atrocity of the highest order. Deliberately stalking, hunting, and shooting teachers and children is a crime that deserves nothing but the deepest condemnation. ING and its Affiliates join the rest of America in expressing our sorrow and sympathy to the victims,… Read More
ING Celebrates Women’s History Month Week 4: Contemporary American Muslim Women
Click here for week 1, week 2 and week 3 postings. In this final week of ING’s celebration of Women’s History Month we will look at contemporary American Muslim women who founded or lead non-profit organizations, excelled in academics, are authors or publishers, or excelled in sports. … Read More