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(WASHINGTON, DC, 6/17/2019) – The US Council of Muslim Organizations (USCMO), our members, and the entire American Muslim community express our heartfelt condolences to the family, loved ones, and the Egyptian people for the suspect death yesterday of Mohamed Morsi, the first and only duly elected president in Egypt’s history, who gave his last breath as […]

(WASHINGTON DC 4/22/2019) – The US Council of Muslim Organizations (USCMO), a coalition of several leading national and local Muslim organizations and institutions, strongly condemns the terrorist attacks in Sri Lanka and stands with the families of the victims during this difficult time. The cowardly act targeting worshipers during the Easter Christian Holiday is reprehensible and disgraceful. […]

(WASHINGTON, D.C., 4/3/2019) — The US Council of Muslim Organizations (USCMO), a coalition of several leading national and local Muslim organizations and institutions, reported today that more than 500 delegates from 28 states met on Monday and Tuesday with more than 250 elected officials and congressional staffers during the record-breaking fifth annual “National Muslim Advocacy Day” on Capitol Hill […]

(WASHINGTON DC 3/25/2019) – On Friday, Mar 22, 2019, USCMO Secretary General Oussama Jammal joined dozens of international delegations from the United States, Europe, Australia, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East at the funeral of the victims of Christchurch Mosque terrorist attacks. More than 20,000 people, of Muslim and other faiths, gathered at the Hagley Park […]

(WASHINGTON DC 3/15/2019) – The US Council of Muslim Organizations (USCMO), a coalition of several leading national and local Muslim organizations and institutions, loudly condemn the terror attacks that took place earlier at two New Zealand mosques. The terror attacks which took place during Friday prayers, were streamed live on social media. Recent reports put the death toll […]

USCMO calls upon the American Muslim community in every city and state to raise funds and host appreciation events to express our nation’s gratitude for federal employees continuing to work (without pay) to keep America Great! We support our federal employees during this difficult time, and we stand in solidarity with them. The USCMO urges […]

One of the most influential figures of American history, Dr. Martin Luther King was a prominent advocate of nonviolent protest and maintained the importance of equality for all. As we commemorate his life, it’s pertinent to honor and reflect on his accomplishments as a civil rights leader, whose efforts helped to reshape American political and […]

USCMO celebrates the renaming of Louisville Airport to honor boxing legend and Louisville native Muhammad Ali. The new name: Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport. We would like to thank the Louisville city officials and the airport authority for recognizing a Muslim American who become an American icon. Ali’s legacy of athleticism and humanitarianism inspired billions […]

On December 15, 2018, the U.S. Council of Muslim Organizations (USCMO) celebrated its 5th Anniversary at the Chicago Marriot in Oak Brook, IL. The event commemorated USMCO’s 5 years of unity, collaboration and dedication to serve the American Muslim Community. Over 400 Muslims from across the nation, representing the rich and dazzling diversity that characterizes […]

(Washington, D.C. 11/13/2018) The US Council of Muslim Organizations (USCMO) mourns the death of internationally-respected scholar, teacher and influential American Muslim, Dr. Sulayman Nyang. A pioneer in developing and adding to the understanding of Islam in the United States, Africa and the Middle East, Dr. Nyang transcended the role of academic professor. During his lifetime, he […]