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CAIR website via MIM
http://www.militantislammonitor.org/article/id/3156

http://www.cair.com/AboutUs/CAIRNationalBoardandStaff.aspx
[snip]... Nabil Sadoun
Member
Nabil Sadoun (Ed.D) is a national board member of the Council on American-Islamic Relations. He is also a board member of CAIR's chapter in Dallas-Ft. Worth area and CAIR-Texas.
Dr. Sadoun received his B.A in Islamic Studies in 1980, his masters of education in the University of Montevallo in 1988, and earned his Doctorate of Education in Oklahoma State University in 1996. He also obtained training on School facility Planning from Harvard University, Strategic Planning and Management from the American Management Association (AMA) and Islamic Economics from the Islamic Development Bank.
Dr. Sadoun's work experience includes Teacher of Islamic Studies, Director of Religious Studies, Imam, School Principal in the U.S and abroad, Educational Consultant, Strategic Planner, Curriculum designer and Author of Islamic Studies textbooks.
He is currently an educational consultant who works primarily with the Islamic Services Foundation ( ISF ), Brighter Horizons Academy and other Islamic Schools in America and abroad . He is the Director of Curriculum Department at ISF and is currently developing full scale curricula of Islamic Studies and Arabic Language for grades first to twelfth.
Recently, Nabil Sadoun headed and coauthored ISF Publications' Islamic Studies Textbooks series "I love Islam" for grades 1-5 and "Learning Islam" for grades 6-8. These series are implemented in hundreds of schools in North America and around the world. Currently, Dr. Sadoun is working on ISF 's next series of Islamic Studies "Living Islam" which is designed for highschool grades 9-12.
Dr. Sadoun's interests also include educating Americans about the true teachings and image of Islam, combating extremism and stereotypes, and promoting an environment of mutual understanding among Muslims and other nations.
He is a member of the American Academy of Religion (AAR), Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD), the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), and other organizations.

Thank you so much for that very informative update to the thread. I find it most interesting how CAIR conducts their business. The folks they hire and up until the Christmas Day bomber seems to stay mighty quiet on the subject of coming out against terror.

My jaw just dropped as I read your post.

BUMP and thanks for posting this Piasa.

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