One of ISCA’s primary functions is to present the traditional voice of Islam throughout all branches of the U.S. government, research institutes, and social organizations. ISCA has consistently promoted the not-so-common image of American Muslims as law-abiding citizens making a valuable contribution to the diversity of this nation. To further enhance the Muslim image, ISCA is diligently working for the issuance of a U.S. Postal Service stamp commemorating the Holy Month of Ramadan since 1999. Standing for Muslim rights, ISCA is a member of the National Coalition for Religious Freedom in the Workplace. We are also working to secure religious protection in American prisons, which have a history of challenging inmates’ chosen faith.

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Congress

• "Do Not Turn the Pulpit into a Political Podium" - Testimony presented by ISCA to the House Subcommittee on Oversight, Hearing on Requirements for Religious Organizations, May 14, 2002
  
• A New Approach to the Middle East - William Kristol's prepared testimony for the May 22, 2002 hearing of the House Subcommittee on Middle East and South Asia.
  
• Supporting Religious Freedom in the Workplace - The Workplace Religious Freedom Act of 2000 (HR 4237)
  
• Congressional Pakistan-Kashmir Caucus

 
White House  

• Updated - President Bush's Quotes Supporting Islam and Muslims
• December 10, 2002 - Activities of President Bush and Administration in recognition of the holy month of Ramadan
• December 10, 2002 - Video of the President's remarks at the Islamic Center of Washington
• February 21, 2002 - President Commemorates Eid al-Adha 2002
• December 13, 2001 - President's Message for Eid al-Fitr 2001
• March 7, 2001 - Eid Greeting from the White House
• November 22, 2000 - White House Ramadan Greetings
• January 11, 2000 - ISCA Celebrates Eid ul-Fitr with President Clinton - Event marks new steps toward Middle East peace .
• January 6, 2000 - Message from the White House: Warm greetings to Muslims across the United States and around the world as the holy month of Ramadan comes to a close and you celebrate the festival of `Eid al-Fit.

State Department 

• December 3, 2001 - State Department Iftar - Secretary of State Colin Powell invites Muslims to break their ramadan fast as a gesture of peace and understanding to the American Muslim community.
• May 19, 2000 - A Key Opportunity: Muslims influencing foreign policy through NGOs
• Fall 1999 - Ambassador Seiple Meets ISCA Chairman and Staff
• Fall 1999 - State Department Hosts Mainstream Muslim Organizations at Religious Freedom Briefing
• Fall 1999 - State Department Islamic Roundtable Discussion: Focus on Civil Rights.
• Fall 1999 - ISCA Chairman Meets with Religious Freedom Commission Member
• May 5, 1999 - ISCA General Secretary Addresses UN Commission on Human Rights in Geneva Switzerland on Religious Freedom in Islam.

  
Other Agencies  

• November 1999 - FBI Report on the Mission in Kosova