CAIR Georgia

"Azka Mahmood, executive director of CAIR-Georgia, said her organization prioritizes laws that safeguard the Muslim community from attacks that impede their religious rights and freedom of expression. This year, they will be monitoring proposals targeting DEI initiatives, nonprofits advocating for Muslim rights, and religious freedom and First Amendment rights."

Read more:

https://285south.com/sanctuary-cities-language-access-and-penalties-for-protest-as-georgias-legislative-session-kicks-off-here-are-the-bills-that-immigrant-advocates-are-watching/

Thanks to 285 South for this story.

Georgia’s legislative session kicks off Latino Day at the Georgia State Capitol, 2025. Photo credit: Gabriela Henriquez Stoikow. A year ago, the Georgia General Assembly gathered for its 2025

Today, the 2026 Georgia Legislative session officially began. Our CAIR-Georgia team will be at the Capitol every single day making sure Georgia Muslims needs and interests are represented and heard.

Please keep a look out for our action alerts, emails, call requests and petitions! We can't do this work without you!

Support us: cairgeorgia.org/donate

We are hiring!

Are you a current law student or recent law graduate? If so, apply to be CAIR-Georgia's Spring 2026 law clerk!

Apply: bit.ly/lawclerk2026

On Saturday December 6th, CAIR-Georgia team members attended the ground breaking for new Masjid, which aspires to be the world's first 'Living building' certified regenerative place of worship, that produces more energy than it consumes.

We are thankful to have been present at this historic event, and look forward to the new Masjid's progress insha'Allah!