MCCGP
  • Home
  • About
    • Mission & Bylaws
    • Management
    • Staff
    • Membership >
      • Membership Application
    • Policies & Forms
  • Programs & Services
    • Event Calendar
    • Services >
      • Prayers
      • Zakat And Sadaqah
      • Funeral & Burial
      • Marriage
    • Education >
      • Fard Ayn Certificate Course
      • Ask The Imam
      • Classes & Halaqas
      • Quran Program Registration
      • Sunday School >
        • Sunday School
        • School FAQs
        • School Calendar
        • Sunday School Registration
        • School Parent Handbook
    • Community >
      • Family Night
  • Recordings
  • Donate
  • Contact Us
  • Resources
    • Islamophobia >
      • Parent Guide
      • Incident Report
    • Civil Rights
    • College Admission Guides >
      • The Right College for you
      • Get Into Top Colleges

​Talking to Muslim children about acts of violent extremism

​Muslim children are growing up in a challenging time in America. Our nation is engaged in military conflicts in places with predominantly Muslim populations, and the domestic war on terror is focused disproportionately on Muslim citizens. There is also a surge in Islamophobia and hate crimes against Muslims in America. Round the clock cable news coverage, combined with a constant exposure to social media contributes to a heightened sense of insecurity and urgency for all Americans and especially Muslims. In this complex environment, it is important for parents of Muslim children to recognize their own needs and their children’s needs.
PARENT GUIDE
Proudly powered by Weebly