American Muslim Council
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The American Muslim Council (AMC) is an Islamic organization and registered charity in the United States. Its headquarters are located in Chicago, Illinois.
The AMC was founded in 1990 by Abdul Rahman al-Amoudi with support of the Muslim Brotherhood.[1] (Al-Amoudi is also the former leader of the Islamic Society of Boston.) Its goal was to serve for political and civil rights of all Americans.
The AMC later reorganized itself under a new name and moved its National headquarter from Washington, D.C. to Chicago. The organization currently using the name "The American Muslim Council" is different than the AMC founded by al-Amoudi; it is much more moderate.[1]
[edit] References
- ^ a b John Mintz; Douglas Farah. "In Search Of Friends Among The Foes U.S. Hopes to Work With Diverse Group", The Washington Post, 2004-09-11, p. A01. Retrieved on 2007-02-13.
[edit] External links
- American Muslim Council Founder Heads To Jail Daniel Pipes, Capitalism Magazine (originally published in the New York Sun), August 5th, 2004
- The Truth About The AMC Fox News, June 28, 2002
- Sami's still Their Man by Jon Levin, National Review Online, May 7th, 2003
- Feds arrest leading Muslim activist by Art Moore, WorldNetDaily, September 29, 2003
- AMC official website.
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