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  The Current Challenges to the Syrian Democratic Revolution

  February 9, 2012
  The paper analyzes the egregious violence perpetrated by the Bashar al-Assad regime, examines historical trends in dealing with human rights policy toward the Middle East and North Africa, and makes policy recommendations to decision makers in government.

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  Selecting ‘Options on the Table’ Carefully: The Consequences of a Military Strike on Iran

  January 30, 2012
  As a part of MPAC's vision for a safe and more secure American and global society, we abhor the thought of nuclear weapon proliferation by any nation, including Iran. We also oppose, on religious grounds, to both the theocratic and authoritarian nature of the current Iranian political system.

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  No Compulsion in Religion: A Faith-Based Critique of the ‘Defamation of Religions’ Concept

  December 23, 2011
  For the past 12 years, the Organization of the Islamic Conference had pushed for a resolution in the UN Human Rights Council called “Defamation of Religions” to be adopted into international human rights law. The stated purpose of the resolution was to fight religious discrimination and incitement to violence through a global blasphemy law.

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  MPAC Releases New Policy Paper ‘Welcome, Palestine?’

  September 21, 2011
  MPAC released a policy paper, “Welcome, Palestine?,” an analysis of the Palestinian bid to the United Nations for statehood. The paper supports the proposed resolution as the next step for the region, as it re-emphasizes the only viable solution for the Israel-Palestine conflict, two states.

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  9/11 Community Action Kit

  September 1, 2011
  September 11, 2001, marks the day our nation suffered a national tragedy and loss that devastated every American. Out of that tragedy, MPAC has worked alongside all Americans to build bridges of understanding and safeguard our communities against anyone who would do us harm. The past decade has been defined by a spirit of volunteerism and mutual understanding.

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  Ineffective & Unjust: Fixing Our Nation's Broken Immigration System

  November 23, 2010
  Concerned for the security and integrity of our country, the Muslim Public Affairs Council offers this publication as a Muslim American faith-based policy contribution to the national discourse on immigration reform. Our goal is to provide a voice of moral pragmatism.

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  An Introduction to Muslim America

  October 10, 2010
  We hope that this special report will serve as a clear window into the Muslim American experience. This backgrounder will serve policy makers, civil society groups, media professionals, interfaith groups, educators and all those interested in having a nuanced and balanced look at our community and its rich history in our nation.

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  Building Bridges to Strengthen America

  July 19, 2010
  This paper assesses current public opinion and policy discourse on violent extremism, examines the processes leading to "radicalization" and violent extremism, critiques the effectiveness of current counterterrorism policies and outlines a model for a community-law enforcement partnership based on community-oriented policing.

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  Post-9/11 Terrorism Database

  November 16, 2009
  Updated January 9, 2012, this study examines the quantitative and qualitative nature of terrorism trials, and looks at the number of actual and attempted attacks within the United States. It includes a comparative analysis of incidents involving Muslim and non-Muslim perpetrators, and ends with policy recommendations for institutions.

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  Abusing Women, Abusing Islam

  October 30, 2009
  Muslim women around the world are being disproportionately abused using outdated Islamic rulings and ages-old customs, while men who commit the same actions often go free.

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