First published at the Daily Caller Last week, the Chief Justice of Massachusetts’s Supreme Judicial Court, Ralph Gants, spoke before the Islamic Society of Boston. He affirmed his support for the mosque, telling congregants that, “you do not stand alone.” Gants is just one of several high profile visits to the mosque

In his Boston Globe piece, ‘Don’t let hatred divide us,’ Dr John Robbins, the executive director of the Massachusetts chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), argued that American Muslims suffer from widespread bigotry and threats. To some extent, Dr Robbins is right. From Donald Trump’s recent proposal to ban

On December 4, the Islamic Center of New England in Sharon, MA, hosted an event with Sheikh Yahya Rhodus, an Islamic preacher with some troubling links. In 2004, Rhodus and a fellow Islamic student were asked by an interviewer for ABC News what they thought of Bin Laden. Rhodes responded: “…the question itself

On November 21, Sheikh Suleiman Salem will address the Yusuf Mosque in Boston, on the topic of “Their Struggles and Ours.” Salem, however, has a history of expressing extremist rhetoric and promoting anti-Semitic material. On his Facebook page, Salem has circulated a violent nasheed (Islamic vocal music) titled “Du’aa for Gaza,” performed by

First published at Breitbart On the face of it, Cambridge politician Nadeem Mazen is a model citizen. He is an elected councilor, a graduate of MIT, an advocate for better education, and the founder of two successful companies. Yet it also turns out that Mazen is a founding director of

As Jews, Christians, Muslims and counter-extremism researchers, we write this only to inform you about the groups with which you may be meeting. On November 12, lawmakers will experience ‘Muslim Day on the Hill,’ the first in a series of lobbying days for Massachusetts Muslims to advocate for issues relevant to the

On December 5, a prominent Islamic cleric, Yasir Qadhi, will be speaking at Worcester Islamic Center, to discuss “Happy, Healthy Marriages.” Qadhi, however, is a well-known hate preacher. In 2001, Qadhi told an audience of Muslims: “Hitler never intended to mass-destroy the Jews. There are a number of books out on

Please donate to help us stay in the fight against Islamic extremist groups like CAIR. America’s most belligerent Islamist group, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), has opened up an office in Boston. Top mission: countering APT’s public awareness campaign about the Muslim Brotherhood institutions in Boston. In a mud-slinging

We at APT have met with Globe journalists many times, and with the entire Globe Spotlight Team consisting of top reporters and editors. We showed them documents linking the Islamic Society of Boston to terror groups and we played for them videos of hateful sermons against Jews, Christians and America.

Three years ago, we released a documentary called “Losing Our Sons,” which warned that a dangerous network of radical Islamists based in Tennessee was inciting local Muslims against America and promoting terrorist activity. Tennessee civic and religious leaders dismissed our claims. “The Tennessean” newspaper smeared us as Islamophobes and assured