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Several times a year, the Council represents Muslims at interfaith and civic engagements in Chicago and beyond. On February 10, Vice-Chair, Tasneem Osmani and former Chairperson, Kareem Irfan, joined leaders from a rainbow of faiths at the Chicago Temple First United Methodist Church to pray for those affected by the massive earthquake in Haiti. Sponsored by the Council of Religious Leaders of Metropolitan Chicago and the Chicago Center for Cultural Connections, the event provided each faith group with an opportunity to read from Scripture and join others at a reception following the observance. Representing the Council and the Muslim community in Chicago, Tasneem Osmani quoted verses 155 to 157 from Surah al Baqarah in the Quran. “Be sure We shall test you with something of fear and hunger, some loss in goods or lives or the fruits of your toil, but give glad tidings to those who patiently persevere. Who say, when afflicted with calamity: “To Allah we belong, and to Him is our return.” They are those on whom descend blessings from Allah, and Mercy, and they are the ones that receive guidance.”


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ISSUE: MARCH 2010

Chicago Muslim leaders discuss ways to prevent violent extremism 
Combating Obesity the Islamic way 
Council distributes more than $25,000 in funds for Haiti 
Council joins refugee coalition 
Council raises awareness about Census 2010 
Honoring Muslim Veterans 
Pro-Muslim movie rakes in big money 
112 students compete in inter-Islamic School Science Bowl 
Are Muslim youth ready for the new world? 
Principal’s Corner 
Rohina dispels myths at famous theater 
Fiqh Council advises pat down instead of airport body scanners 
World’s tallest building has Chicago connection 
Illinois Muslim owns NFL team 
Autopsy report: Imam Luqman shot 21 times 
Jewels from the past: Umm Ayman 
Jewels from the past: Umm Salamah 
March is National Women’s History Month 
Inspiring Chicago Muslim women 
Gallup: 81 percent Americans still think Islam oppresses women 
Islam most negatively viewed faith in U.S. 
College student handcuffed for carrying Arabic flash cards 
Modest swimsuit options 
Splash into Spring Break 
France burka ban raises questions 
Sisters Steppin’ Up 

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