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"We applaud the Florida Senate for dropping this unconstitutional and unnecessary legislation, the sole purpose of which is to marginalize Muslims and demonize Islam," said  CAIR National Executive Director Nihad Awad . "We thank all those elected officials who voted for the Constitution by voting against this un-American bill." CAIR also thanked the coalition of groups in Florida that lobbied elected officials to reject the unconstitutional legislation bill  (SB 58) "Without the tireless efforts of many individuals and organizations, this discriminatory bill would have become law in Florida," said  CAIR-Tampa Executive Director Hassan Shibly. The  Tampa Bay Times  reported this afternoon: "The bill  (SB 58)  was scheduled for a third reading Friday, but it would have taken a unanimous vote to advance the bill in the Senate. The bill's sponsor, Sen. Alan Hays, R-Umatilla, decided not to try for a unanimous vote because on Thursday, the ...

May Allah guide Barry West and open his heart to see the beauty of Islam . The light of truth is far more stronger and everlasting than ignorance and hate speech .  We demand an apology. This is insensitive and hateful. Call Coffee County Commissioner Barry West and demand an apology for this outrageous post. Phone number: 931-728-9402 Middle TN commissioner's Barry West  Facebook post frightens Muslims Racism in the media, Terrorism has no religion. the following is reported by Heidi Hall : The Coffee County commissioner who posted an anti-Muslim meme on his Facebook page said he doesn't understand why he's being "singled out" for doing that. A number of local and national Islamic advocacy groups are calling for an apology from Commissioner Barry West after he posted a picture of a man aiming a gun. The words over it say, "How to wink at a Muslim." Responding to an emailed request for comment, Barry West wrote: "No I did not Twitter t...

Your Lord has decreed that you should worship none but Him, and that you should show kindness to your parents. Whether one or both of them reach old age with you, do not say "Ugh!" to them out of irritation, and do not be harsh with them; rather, speak to them with gentleness and generosity. Take them under your wing, out of mercy, with due humility and say: "O Lord, show mercy to them as they did in looking after me when I was small." (Surat al-Isra': 23-24) As we all know, old age means the loss of physical strength, dynamism, health, and energy. Such people become dependent on other people's care, protection, and help. Their mental faculties decrease, and they come face to face with memory loss and other problems. Muslims, as required by Allah, treat their elderly parents with compassion, tolerance, understanding, and  care.