MAC President Dr. Muhammad Babar was recently published in the Courier Journal, addressing the dangers we face today through religious zealotry masked as intellectualism. Dearest Mother America: Our bond [...]
On September 14, 2021, representatives from Muslim Americans for Compassion and Kentucky Refugee Ministries hosted a conversation on issues facing Afghan immigrants with Special Immigrant Visas (SIVs). Since the recent [...]
Muslim Americans for Compassion representatives and volunteers delivered nearly 1,000 lunches to Louisville-area first responders on September 11, 2021.
The Courier Journal has published Dr. Muhammad Babar's latest article, "Republicans and Democrats Have Lost Their Way. Here's How We Make America Truly Great." Enjoy the piece at the link [...]
The Louisville Bar Association hosted an important conversation last night regarding the continued presence of racism, xenophobia and intolerance in our community. Featuring our own board member, Ozair Shariff, this [...]
Keeping the Flame of Community Alight: Savoring the 11th Annual Interfaith Iftar Dinner By Aaron Burch Over the last 12 months, there’s been a lot of talk about ‘Zoom [...]
Muslim Americans for Compassion and Doctors for Healthy Communities volunteers delivered winter scarves, caps, hot chocolate supplies and multiple cases of bottled water to Uniting Partners for Women and Children [...]
MAC volunteers and staff worked tirelessly in 2020 to promote good health, interfaith relations and caring for your fellow man. Click here to see MAC's 2020 Year In Review
Muslim Americans for Compassion (MAC) and the Association for Physicians of Pakistani Descent of North America (APPNA) continues to help our communities during the COVID-19 pandemic. On Wednesday December 9, 2020 [...]
The Louisville Muslim-Jewish Advisory Council recently hosted a virtual meeting. The Council reviewed actions needed and heard from Kentucky Senator Morgan McGarvey regarding hate crime legislation prepared for the 2021 [...]
