[Hotlanta Mike]

I’m a graduate of the Class of ‘82...don’t recall any student muzzie groups on campus at that time.

[opentalk]

2006 seems to be when he was at OSU

… In February 2006, OSU-MSA hosted a week-long “Leaders of Tomorrow” conference co-sponsored by Kindhearts, an organization that was raided soon thereafter by federal law enforcement and was closed by order of the Treasury Department for financing terrorism. Other co-sponsors of the “Leaders of Tomorrow” . Other co-sponsors of the “Leaders of Tomorrow” event included:

-Kindhearts' local parent organization, Masjid Omar Ibn El-Khattab, the Ohio mosque which was home to the largest known al Qaeda cell in the U.S. since 9/11

-Ilmquest Productions (the media arm of the Al-Maghrib Institute), which publishes and markets not only DVDs and CDs of Al-Maghrib “scholars,” but also the works of such extremist speakers as Bilal Philips, Khalid Yasin, and Yemeni al Qaeda cleric Anwar Al-Aulaqi.

The president of OSU-MSA at that time was Mohamed Sultan —son of the prominent, terrorist-supporting Sheikh Salah Sultan. Three years later, in a January 2009 appearance on Egyptian television, the elder Sultan, who has been photographed at events with several Hamas leaders, would threaten the U.S. with destruction while invoking a notorious Islamic hadith about the inevitable extermination of the Jews at the hands of Muslims.link

[EinNYC]

I'm a Buckeye alum as well. No one even knew what a Muslim was in those days, let alone have a student group for them. Too bad they've even infiltrated the Oval, where I spent many a fond hour.

Fight the team across the field,
Show them Ohio's here
Set the earth reverberating with a mighty cheer
Rah! Rah! Rah!
Hit them hard and see how they fall,
Never let that team get the ball,
Hail! Hail the gang's all here,
So let's win that old conference now.

[Rannug]

My son graduated there in 2012, I’ll ask him this weekend if he knows anything about that.