• Hadith of the Day: Kindness Wipes Out Sin
  A man once came to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and asked what act of penitence he could perform for a sin he had committed. The Prophet asked the man if he had a mother. When the man replied that his mother had died, the Prophet asked if he had a maternal aunt. When the man replied that he had, the Prophet said: "Then be kind to her." Al-Tirmidhi
• Honoring Muslim American Veterans on Memorial Day
  Captain Khan and Ayman Taha are just two of the many Muslim Americans who have died fighting for the country that they love. In fact, the history of Muslim Americans' service in the United States armed forces goes back to the founding of the country in the American Revolution.
• CAIR-AZ Applauds Ruling on Sheriff's Racial Profiling
  CAIR-AZ welcomed a Friday ruling in U.S. District Court that Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio and his deputies violated the civil rights of Latinos by racial profiling during raids and traffic stops.
• Video: CAIR Rep Tells BBC That Extremism Has No Place in Muslim Community
• CAIR-OK Leader Talks About Surviving the May 20 Tornado in Moore
  In the aftermath of the deadly storm that struck his neighborhood Monday, Saad Mohammad, director of Islamic news and information for the Islamic Society of Greater Oklahoma City, said he and his family remain optimistic.
  • CAIR: Oklahoma Muslims Come to Aid Victims of Tornado
• CAIR-MN Welcomes Investigation Into Altercation Between Teacher, Student
  Concerned Somali community members reported the incident to CAIR-MN after two videos were posted online.
  • CAIR-MN: Anoka-Hennepin Investigating Classroom Altercation
    The Minnesota chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations released a statement Friday welcoming the school district's investigation.
• CAIR Urges 'Hijab-Friendly' Policies in U.S. Prisons
  CAIR is urging all local and federal U.S. prisons to adopt more "hijab-friendly' policies by allowing Muslim women to wear headscarves during their detention and in photos.
• Gitmo Guard Converts to Islam Because of Living Faith of Muslim Detainees
  Holdbrooks is part of a small, but growing, number of former Gitmo guards who are speaking out about conditions at the center. 
• A Region in Myanmar Limits Births of Muslims