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Our Nation’s Misguided Focus: American Muslims Shouldn’t Pay the Price for Failed U.S. Policies

White Supremacy

On September 11, 2024 By MPAC

By MPAC President Salam Al-Marayati In 2021, I wrote in The Hill about how the world was changed forever when the skies descended upon Manhattan and parts of the Pentagon were engulfed in flames on 9/11. I reflected on the fear that gripped our nation and the equally profound…

Forging a New Path with CLDP

On September 4, 2024 By MPAC

Applications for MPAC’s Congressional Leadership Development Program (CLDP) are now open! CLDP stands as a beacon for young Muslims determined to chart their path in the halls of power. From the moment they enter the program, fellows step into a legacy of trailblazers, learning how to navigate the landscape…

The Human Cost of Silence: The World Has Failed Sudan

On August 28, 2024 By MPAC

By: Fardouza Farah and Aaliyah Khwaja, MPAC Policy Fellows August 19 marked World Humanitarian Day, commemorating and celebrating the humanitarian workers who work on the frontlines to bring assistance to vulnerable populations around the world. 2023 was a record year for fatalities of aid workers, with 280 reported…

In Memory of the Children of Palestine: A Call for Justice and Accountability

On August 13, 2024 By Ravyn Chatmon

By: MPAC Policy Bureau In one of the deadliest strikes since the conflict began, Israel bombed the Tabeen school in Gaza City as they rose for morning prayers, brutally killing nearly 100 people, including women, children, and the elderly, in what can only be described as a massacre. Following the…

Policy Failures and Paths Forward: Addressing Syria’s Humanitarian Crisis

National Security

On August 11, 2024 By MPAC

By: Bilal Kharrat, MPAC Policy Fellow In the heart of the Middle East lies a nation composed of more displaced refugees than permanent residents – Syria. A land steeped in vast historical and cultural influence now grapples with the devastating consequences of a war raging for far too long. The…

The Essential Role of Engagement in Achieving Justice and Representation

american muslims

On July 25, 2024 By Rebecca Husaini

An ongoing debate exists among American Muslims and their representative institutions regarding the ethical boundaries and political consequences of engaging with government at local, state, and federal levels. Many argue that due to the political consequences, Muslims cannot afford to sit on the sidelines of formal politics. Conversely, others are…

U.S. Complicity in Nuseirat Camp Massacre

On June 17, 2024 By MPAC

On June 8th, the world witnessed yet another devastating massacre in Gaza. The Israeli assault on the Nuseirat refugee camp resulted in the slaughter of at least 274 people, including 64 children, and left over 700 injured. The attack was reportedly initiated to retrieve four captives held by…

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