The Chicago office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-Chicago) today called for an FBI hate crime investigation of an acid bomb attack on a Muslim school in that state.

CAIR-Chicago applauds the efforts of law enforcement and intelligence agencies in the United States, Europe and the Middle East to foil an apparent plot to ship packages containing explosives from Yemen to synagogues in Chicago.

"Some Muslim leaders warned against jumping to conclusions. "'If it's a case of just cell phones and antacid, well, that's really not good enough,' said Ahmad Rehab, executive director of the Chicago Office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations."

"Some Muslim leaders warned against jumping to conclusions. "'If it's a case of just cell phones and antacid, well, that's really not good enough,' said Ahmad Rehab, executive director of the Chicago Office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations."

Today, most of the embarrassment and shame falls squarely onto the poor shoulders of Skokie resident Mardin Azad Amin.

Chicago, September 24 (IslamONline.net) – Leaders of the Muslim community vocalized their frustration in objection to the light sentence was issued by the 5th District of Cook County Circuit Court against a man who threw a bomb at a Chicago Muslim family last March.