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Two MPAC Allies Earn Government Appointments

On January 8, 2021 By MPAC

Two MPAC Allies Earn Government Appointments BY: MPAC’s D.C. Bureau Iman Ali, Adam Beddawi, M Baqir Mohie El-Deen, Prema Rahman MPAC congratulates the recent federal government appointments of two staunch allies for the American Muslim community: Xavier Becerra and Vanita Gupta.

What Does It Mean To Be A Patriot?

On January 8, 2021 By MPAC

What Does It Mean To Be A Patriot? M Baqir Mohie El-Deen, MPAC Policy Program Manager Addressing the attendees at the Save America rally in Washington D.C. that took place shortly before the US Congress was scheduled to confirm the electoral college vote, President Trump stated, “looking…

Walking the Talk Into 2021

On December 31, 2020 By MPAC

Walking the Talk Into 2021 BY: MPAC’s D.C. Bureau Iman Ali, Adam Beddawi, M Baqir Mohie El-Deen, Prema Rahman As we enter 2021, the idea of leaving 2020 in the dustbin of history is alluring. While…

Here’s what you need to know about Congress’s Continuity of Government Plan

On December 24, 2020 By MPAC

Here’s what you need to know about Congress’s Continuity of Government Plan By: Iman Ali, MPAC’s Policy and Programming Coordinator For many of us 2020, has been spent waiting anxiously for a viable COVID-19 vaccine. With Pfizer making an announcement that they have successfully made…

Lessons from Christchurch

On December 24, 2020 By MPAC

Lessons from Christchurch By Prema Rahman, Human Security Program Manager Recently, New Zealand’s Royal Commission of National Inquiry found that NZ security agencies disproportionately focused on “radical Islamist terrorism” instead of white supremacist threats. Though…

Muslims Owe Christians a Debt of Gratitude

On December 24, 2020 By MPAC

Muslims Owe Christians a Debt of Gratitude By: Salam Al-Marayati, MPAC President Muslims owe a debt of gratitude to an African Christian leader in the 7th Century, a king who saved them from persecution and offered them refuge as they developed their emerging faith. The…

Should Presidents Be Able To Grant Clemency Without Checks and Balances?

On December 24, 2020 By MPAC

Should Presidents Be Able To Grant Clemency Without Checks and Balances? By: M Baqir Mohie El-Deen, MPAC Policy Program Manager Ali Kinani, the 9-year-old boy that was killed by four U.S. military contractors in Baghdad in 2007. Ali was among the 14 Iraqi civilians slaughtered that day, in what became known…

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