After reading the short description below, ask yourself: don’t you want to meet this wonderful leader and hear from him? Then please mark your calendars for Friday September 14, buy your tickets now and bring others with you!

Who is Dr Esam? Why you should care about Dr Esam’s lecture?

Dr Esam graduated from JEB Stuart High School with honors. He continued his studies at Georgetown graduating with a double major in International Relations and Biology while gaining admission to the Georgetown University School of Medicine as the only foreign student gaining admission in a pool of over 6000 candidates for less than 180 positions. Dr. Omeish established MSA at Georgetown, served as the US East Zone representative of National MSA, eventually becoming the President of National MSA for two years in the early 1990's. Subsequently and after the emergence of Muslim American Society MAS in 1993, Dr. Omeish served as the first chairperson of its Youth Department. He has been a member of the elected general assembly of MAS several times and served as a president of the chapters of New Jersey and Washington DC prior to being elected to the national board of Trustees of MAS during the term of 2000-2004. Dr. Omeish was re-elected to the board of Trustees by the highest number of votes of the elected membership of the general assembly of MAS and subsequently, elected as the president of MAS for the term of 2004-2008.

Great Outdoors Day
Sunday August 5
3pm to dark

Food, Games, Sports and tons of fun for the whole family
Special attractions: Boating, canoeing, swimming and fishing

Cowan State Park
Click Here: Park Map, Directions

While raising children in today’s environment, parents focus on academic and spiritual development of their children. It also is important to train our children in the areas of personal defense and self-discipline. This is where Cincinnati chapter of Muslim American Society is providing a helping hand.

The self defense classes at MAS Cincinnati started in January 2007 with more than 10 enthusiastic students and their parents. The classes are taught by a 3rd Degree Black Belt teacher.

The first session was an introduction to the following techniques.
• Attention stance with salute
• Seated meditation
• Front stance with mobile punch, stretch, and kicks
• No hands / front stance – movement with low block
• Front stance with reverse punch (move forward)