Nonie Darwish

Nonie Darwish is the founder of Former Muslims United. She is a self-styled “former Moslem,” has written that “Islam is cruel, anti-women, anti-religious freedom and anti-personal freedom in general.”

After the 2013 Boston Marathon Bombings, Darwish wrote, “The existence of nice, educated Muslims should also never blind us from seeing the deep problems within the ideology of Islam and its jihadist goals.’ She also falsely asserted, “Islam is the only religion that requires its followers to kill those who do not believe in Allah, and to take revenge in the name of Allah.”

During a speech in 2011, Darwish asserted that “Islam should be fought and should be conquered and defeated and annihilated.”

She told the New York Times: “A mosque is not just a place for worship. It’s a place where war is started, where commandments to do jihad start, where incitements against non-Muslims occur. It’s a place where ammunition was stored.”

In June 2014, Darwish stated, “The so called ‘moderate Muslims’ who advocate that the US Constitution is Sharia compliant, are dangerous because they are stealth jihadists who have no loyalty to the US Constitution and what America is all about.”

Timothy Wildmon

Timothy Wildmon is the president of the American Family Association. Wildmon is quoted as saying, “[Islam] is, in fact, a religion of war, violence, intolerance,

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Kamal Saleem

Kamal Saleem is a board membeer of Former Muslims United. On February 19, 2008, the Village Voice reported, “Kamal Saleem, whose real name is Khodor

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Ryan Mauro

Ryan Mauro is a former member of the Clarion Project and an anti-Muslim conspiracy theorist. He was a writer for FrontPage Magazine, a conservative blog operated by the David Horowitz Freedom Center that frequently attacks Muslims.

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Appearing as a key witness supporting Rep. Peter King’s anti-Muslim hearings in March 2011, Jasser criticized Muslim organizations for informing communities of the fundamental constitutional right to have counsel present during interactions with law enforcement.

Zuhdi Jasser

Zuhdi Jasser is a public commentator who has promoted his identities as a medical professional and a Muslim to advance anti-Muslim sentiment and policies, including increased surveillance of American Muslims.

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Nina Cunningham

Cunningham is the founder and CEO of Quidlibet Research a legal consulting firm. She also serves on the boards of many anti-Islam organizations, including the

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Stephen Coughlin

Stephen Coughlin is a fellow at the Center for Security Policy. In “Manufacturing the Muslim Menace” researchers detail Coughlin’s belief that Islam “obligates Muslims to

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