Murrah Building bombing shaped Muslim organization
The Council on American-Islamic Relations was a fledgling organization less than a year old when its co-founder, Nihad Awad , received an urgent telephone call from Oklahoma City in April 1995.
It was just days after a truck bomb blew apart the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building .
The Oklahoma City bombing forever changed the organization created to foster communication between American Muslims and the commun...
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