ISCA - The Islamic Supreme Council of America

The Islamic Supreme Council of America presents:

The Speech On January 7, 1999, ISCA Chairman Shaykh Muhammad Hisham Kabbani was invited to the US State Department to talk about extremism in an Open Forum. The title of his address was Islamic Extremism: A Viable Threat to U.S. National Security. READ IT HERE: The official transcript that has inspired the discussionView the streaming video of the event: Complete Speech (42 min.) \| Q & A (17 min.)
The Denouement December 21, 2001 Some U.S. University Students Supporting Terrorism Affiliates Muslim student organizations on college campuses around the country have openly raised money for groups whose assets have been frozen by the U.S. government because of alleged ties to terrorists. While no direct connection between the campus groups and terrorism has been identified by authorities, some security experts are calling for closer scrutiny of the organizations. September 14, 2001 Recapturing Islam from the Terrorists By Abdal Hakim Murad Two years ago, Shaykh Hisham Kabbani of the Islamic Supreme Council of America, warned of the dangers of mass terrorism to American cities; and he was brushed aside as a dangerous alarmist. Muslim organisations are no doubt beginning to regret their treatment of him. The movement for traditional Islam will, we hope, become enormously strengthened in the aftermath of the recent events, accompanied by a mass exodus from Wahhabism, leaving behind only a merciless hardcore of well-financed zealots.
The Proofs
March 10, 1999 The world wakes up to the extremist threat The corpus of evidence supporting ISCA's warnings grows day by day. Click on the following links for quotes from articles from around the world.
Bin Laden: A Legend Gone Wrong by Shaykh Hisham Kabbani and Mateen Siddiqui Milton Beardon, an American official who for six years directed support operations for the Afghans from inside in the late 80’s, says of bin Laden: "It all started when Usama bin Laden began to spend more time in Pakistan than in Saudi Arabia, going between the homeless refugees and the fighters... The Muslim Magazine, October 1998. ISCA alerts America to the growing threat of Islamic extremism As a part of its effort to educate Americans about traditional Islam, and differentiate the moderate majority from extremists, the Islamic Supreme Council of America published the following in The Muslim Magazine: Bin Laden's Nuclear Weapons: Ex-Soviet Warheads Become Fuel for Portable Terrorist Nuclear Bombs(January 1999)
Beginning March 5, 1999 American Muslims Denounce Extremism in Islam Supporters of the Islamic Supreme Council of America and Shaykh Kabbani speak out against the condemnation of Shaykh Kabbani by American Muslim organizations.


March 2, 1999 - ISCA Statement ISCA's Response to CAIR'S Action Alert Response of Major Islamic Organization to "American Muslim leaders demand retraction and apology." In response to the statement issued on February 26, 1999 by several Muslim organizations, we, the Islamic Supreme Council of America issue the following statement ...		The Muslim Magazine, January 1999 Terrorist Threat in America: Extremist Wave Threatens to Engulf Muslim Americans "While every religion rejects acts of tyranny, injustice and oppression, extremism is found in every religion. As Muslims we are supporters of love, peace, justice, respect and tolerance. Thus, we see it as our duty to continue to shed light on current events while doing our best to see that the wave of militant radicalism sweeping Muslim nations does not strike in America, where we live."
March 2, 1999 - ISCA Media Alert National Muslim organizations incite modern day lynch mob (Washington, DC) In an attempt to censor the viewpoints of moderate Muslims living in America, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) in concert with six other "American" Muslim organizations have unified to stifle the First Amendment rights of Shaykh Hisham Kabbani, chairman of the Islamic Supreme Council of America (ISCA), and have instigated a modern day Muslim lynch mob.		Dr. Robert Dickson Crane writes: Revealing the Roots of Militant Extremism "From my own experience giving talks around America, including almost one hundred to Muslim student organizations during the years 1985-1986 alone, I would estimate that there is not a single mosque in America that has not suffered from take-over attempts by extremists, many or most of them funded or at least backed by the Wahhabi cult originating in Arabia."
Published in The Muslim Magazine, January 1999 Boycott of an Eminent Muslim Scholar and Leader Despite being posted worldwide on the Internet, and published in The Muslim Observer, this condemnation simply is a misrepresentation of many organizations that the article claims signed it.The statement is merely another tactic used by some Muslims with various viewpoints to mobilize the American Muslim community against an individual they seek to discredit. They paint the appearance of their own success in order to engender popular support - an all-too-familiar tactic employed by certain Muslim leaders in America.		January 7, 1999 - A Letter to American Muslim Council Shaykh Kabbani Harassed by AMC Representative While the events after the formal presentation at the State Department are not recorded, the following document serves as a record of the harrassment of Shaykh Hisham Kabbani following his presentation at the US Department of State on January 7, 1999.