Islamic University of North America, Inc. v. Mishkah Institute, flmdc:8:2020cv02525

Religious classroom instruction at the undergraduate and graduate level, namely, teaching Islamic religious principles and relating them to contemporary issues; Religious instruction, namely, providing Islamic education by means of interactive web-based courses featuring lectures and online discussions with scholars for undergraduate or graduate students enrolled in the university; Religious education, namely, providing college level courses to high school students through dual enrollment programs to pursue a degree in Islamic studies;

Religious classroom instruction at the undergraduate and graduate level, namely, teaching Islamic religious principles and relating them to contemporary issues; Religious instruction, namely, providing Islamic education by means of interactive web-based courses featuring lectures and online discussions with scholars for undergraduate or graduate students enrolled in the university; Religious education, namely, providing college level courses to high school students through dual enrollment programs to pursue a degree in Islamic studies;

Religious classroom instruction at the undergraduate and graduate level, namely, teaching Islamic religious principles and relating them to contemporary issues; Religious instruction, namely, providing Islamic education by means of interactive web-based courses featuring lectures and online discussions with scholars; Religious education, namely, providing college level courses to high school students through dual enrollment programs to pursue a degree in Islamic studies;