Friday, 4-7-2017 6-9pm

3rd Degree Glass Factory
5200 Delmar Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63108

Enjoy St. Louis' first ever American Muslim Exhibition celebrating creativity and identity with Muslim Artists who defy media stereotypes. American Muslims are more than just the political and religious labels put on them. We each have our own individual identities and nurture our own forms of creativity, be it science, language, or the arts, just like any other human being.

Featuring Artists of all kinds that live right here in our hometown of St. Louis will be quite a night to see. You'll have the opportunity to speak with Artists and learn how they became passionate about art, started their businesses, and what inspires their creativity. We hope that you'll also introduce yourself and discuss your passion for art and get to know one another on a personal basis.

The evening will include:

• Various artist booths with displays, interactive art, photography and much more
• Slam poetry, Nasheed (signing), comedy, and other on-stage performances
• Informational tables on Islam, Muslims, and free literature
• Henna art, write your name in Arabic, and custom stenciled t-shirts 
• Delicious foods from around the world
• & so much more...

We encourage you to spend your evening immersed in local Muslim art, enjoy in-depth conversation, and enjoy delicious foods.

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Islamophobia is one of the greatest threats to civil rights today. After the Presidential election, hate crimes against American Muslims have spiked. The administration continues to pursue an Islamophobic agenda of banning all Muslims, targeting Muslim organizations, and denying religious freedoms to American Muslims. The mainstreaming of hate is not only against Muslims but has led to an unacceptable rise in Anti-Semitism, a rise in hate groups in America, and other troubling trends. CAIR-Missouri is a local civil rights and advocacy organization and a non-profit 501(c)3 that stands on the front line of defending not only American Muslim civil rights but all peoples civil rights. We invite you to attend a vital Educational and Fundraising program to support our work.

WHAT: Defend Muslim Civil Rights Fundraising Dinner
WHERE: Dar-Al-Islam Masjid Gym, 517 Wiedman Rd, Ballwin MO, 63011
WHEN: Saturday, March 25th at 6:00 P.M.

TICKETS: Free with Online Registration, Click Here to Reserve Your Spot Today!
BABYSITTING: Will be provided for $10 per child, 6 and younger
YOUTH ACTIVITIES: 7 - 12, $5 per child, games, and activities will be available for children ages 7-12 to have fun, enjoy delicious pizza, and not be bored at the event.
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Over the last month, CAIR-Missouri has seen a dramatic hike in discrimination cases and hate incidents. We've also witnessed the tremendous outpouring of support from our neighbors, interfaith groups, and the general public. Whether it's hundreds of thousands marching on the streets to oppose the Muslim ban, protest in front of airports, the march in downtown St. Louis, and literally thousands of other activities. We are living in an amazing time. A time when people are coming out to say no to anti-Muslim bias and demand a nation that respects all religions. 

Less than 8-months ago, CAIR-Missouri was only 1-full-time staff member working without an office. Now, thanks to your generous support, we have 3-full-time staff members and a beautiful office in West County St. Louis. We've been able to hire our full-time civil rights attorney Robert West and Islamic Education Director Chris Caras. Our goal is to hire another full-time employee and increase our activities to keep up with the growing challenges that we will be facing.

This event will feature:

• Quran Recitation and Opening Dua (prayers)
• The National Anthem
• Video of CAIR-Missouri accomplishments and strategy
• Speeches by Executive Director Faizan Syed, Civil Rights Attorney Robert West, and Islamic Education Director Chris Caras
• Fundraiser by Executive Director Faizan Syed
• A delicious international dinner after Maghrib Salath

Questions: Contact 636-207-8882 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

 The Missouri Chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-MO) will be holding a community forum to discuss the recent Executive Orders by Donald Trump and how they may affect American Muslims. This is an important conversation for those who have Green Cards, Visas, are applying for Visas, or are U.S. Citizens who wish to travel.

The Missouri Chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-MO) will be holding a community forum to discuss the recent Executive Orders by Donald Trump and how they may affect American Muslims. This is an important conversation for those who have Green Cards, Visas, are applying for Visas, or are U.S. Citizens who wish to travel.

WHAT: Community Forum at Dar-Al-Islam Masjid to Discuss Muslim Ban
WHERE: Dar-Al-Islam Masjid Musallah (Prayer Hall)
WHEN: Friday, February 3rd at 7:30 P.M. (After Isha)

Attorney's include Jim Hacking of Hacking law practice and Robert West Civil Rights Attorney for CAIR-Missouri.

The program will consist of a panel conversation around the Muslim ban, it's history, it's potential implication on the American Muslim community. We will then open the conversation to questions from the audience. Attorney's will be around to answer individual questions.