About

CAIRMA

CAIR Massachusetts (CAIR-MA) is a chapter of America’s largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization. CAIR-MA was established in 2015 and serves the estimated 150,000 Muslims living in the Commonwealth. Our mission is to enhance the understanding of Islam, encourage dialogue, protect civil liberties, empower American Muslims, and build coalitions that promote justice and mutual understanding.

Our Principles

CAIR is committed to protecting the civil rights of all Americans, regardless of faith.

CAIR supports domestic policies that promote civil rights, diversity and freedom of religion.

CAIR supports foreign policies that help create free and equitable trade, encourage human rights and promote representative government based on socio-economic justice.

CAIR condemns all acts of violence against civilians by any individual, group or state.

CAIR supports equal and complementary rights and responsibilities for men and women.

CAIR opposes domestic policies that limit civil rights, permit racial, ethnic or religious profiling, infringe on due process, or that prevent Muslims and others from participating fully in American civic life.

CAIR is a natural ally of groups, religious or secular, that advocate justice and human rights in America and around the world.

CAIR believes the active practice of Islam strengthens the social and religious fabric of our nation.

CAIR advocates dialogue between faith communities both in America and worldwide.

Our Staff

Our Board Members

CAIRMA

About

Our Vision

Our Mission

Our Principles

CAIR is committed to protecting the civil rights of all Americans, regardless of faith.

CAIR supports domestic policies that promote civil rights, diversity and freedom of religion.

CAIR supports foreign policies that help create free and equitable trade, encourage human rights and promote representative government based on socio-economic justice.

CAIR condemns all acts of violence against civilians by any individual, group or state.

CAIR supports equal and complementary rights and responsibilities for men and women.

CAIR opposes domestic policies that limit civil rights, permit racial, ethnic or religious profiling, infringe on due process, or that prevent Muslims and others from participating fully in American civic life.

CAIR is a natural ally of groups, religious or secular, that advocate justice and human rights in America and around the world.

CAIR believes the active practice of Islam strengthens the social and religious fabric of our nation.

CAIR advocates dialogue between faith communities both in America and worldwide.

Our Staff

Tahirah Amatul-Wadud, Esq.

Omar Farhan

Mariam Aydah, Esq.

Noor Rahman

Vincent Ware

Our Board Members

Yasmin Abdulatheem

Sarah Khatib

Othman Ladan

Mouaad Lebeche

Raheela Rahman

Rev. Corey J. Sanderson

Zahid Siddiqui

Reports

Annual Reports

Civil Rights Report

Bullying Reports