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Take Action!

Take Action!

The first and most important action we need is your prayers (dua).

"Oh Allah, we place You before them and we take refuge in You from their evil."
Arabic transliteration is: "Allaahumma, innaa naj'alaka fee nuhoorihim, wa naoothu bika min shuroorihim."


Contact Alabama Governor Bob Riley to thank him for his support in allowing religious and medical exemptions in the driver's license photograph policy. Keep it short (no more than four lines).

Governor's Office Mailing Address

Governor Bob Riley
State Capitol
600 Dexter Avenue
Montgomery, Alabama 36130

Governor's Office Telephone Numbers

Switchboard:  334-242-7100
Fax:  334-353-0004

Email the Governor's Office

Click here to e-mail the Governor's Office

Sample "thank you" letter:

Thank you for supporting religious freedom in Alabama by having the Department of Public Safety change its driver's license photograph policy to allow for religious and medical accommodation.

Register to vote online at: Capitol Advantage.

REASONS WHY MUSLIMS SHOULD VOTE:

  • Supporting accommodation of Islamic religious requirements in the workplace and in schools
  • Creating a safe and drug-free environment for families
  • Challenging discrimination and stereotyping
  • Encouraging foreign and domestic policies that are based on justice
  • Deciding how your tax dollars are used

WHO MAY REGISTER TO VOTE?
To be eligible to vote, a person:

  • Must be a citizen of the United States
  • Must live in the state where he/she is registering
  • Must be at least 18 years old by the date of the next general election
  • Must not claim the right to vote in any other state

To learn more, go to http://www.nass.org/electioninfo/electioninfo.html and select your state in the drop-down menu.
See CAIR's Election Updates at
http://www.cair-net.org and also subscribe to MegaVote (Congress.org).


Write your local newspaper to express your support for Muslim women's right to fully practice Islam. Letters to the editor should be less than 200 words in length and should express a single point.

  • Alabama Online (al.com) hosts newspapers in Brimingham, Mobile, Huntsville and Montgomery. Click here to go to their opinion section (with links to submit letters to the editor).
  • The US Newspaper List is a good online resource for finding local newspapers. Most newspapers have links to facilitate letters to the editor submissions in their opinion sections.
  • Click here for tips on writting letters to the editor.
  • Click here to read published letters about this issue. (NEW!)

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