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Free Muslim Coalition Against Terrorism (FMCAT) is an Islamic organization dedicated to taking a stand against terrorism.
FMCAT founder Kamal Nawash is a lawyer and Palestinian immigrant and has appeared on Fox News Channel shows including like O'Reilly Factor, as well as on Al-Arabiya.
Kamal Nawash formed the Free Muslim Coalition Against Terrorism in May 2004. FMCAT has a website where Muslims can report suspicious activity.
More recently the Free Muslims Coalition has condemns the reaction of American Muslim Organizations and Muslim governments to the unfavorable depiction of Prophet Mohammad in European News papers.
External links
- Free Muslim Coalition Against Terrorism Official site
- Free Muslims Against Terrorism, Or More Deception?-An article of criticism by Ali Sina
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