CAIR-Ohio Employer's Guide to Islamic Religious Practices
This is a guide for employers that explains some basic Islamic religious practices including dress guidelines, holidays, prayer timing, and fasting, along with some suggested accommodations for employees.
This is a guide for employers that explains some basic Islamic religious practices including dress guidelines, holidays, prayer timing, and fasting, along with some suggested accommodations for employees.
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<strong>CAIR</strong>-Columbus<br />
4242 Tuller Rd, Suite B2<br />
Dublin, OH 43017<br />
614.451.3232 | info@cair-columbus.com<br />
www.cair-columbus.com<br />
<strong>CAIR</strong>-Cincinnati<br />
7357 E. Kemper Rd, Suite C<br />
Cincinnati, OH 45249<br />
513-281-8200 | info@cincinnati.cair.com<br />
www.caircincinnati.com<br />
<strong>CAIR</strong>-Cleveland<br />
2999 Payne Ave., Suite 220<br />
Cleveland, OH 44114<br />
216.830.2247 | events@cleveland.cair.com<br />
www.caircleveland.com<br />
<strong>CAIR</strong>-<strong>Ohio</strong> is a chapter of America’s largest Muslim civil liberties and advocacy<br />
organization. Its mission is <strong>to</strong> enhance the understanding of Islam, encourage<br />
dialogue, protect civil liberties, empower American Muslims, and build coalitions<br />
that promote justice and mutual understanding.<br />
© Copyright 2005-2017<br />
Council on American-<strong>Islamic</strong> Relations
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