SEC APPROVES PUBLIC OFFERING OF THE MUSLIM MEDIA NETWORK, INC. (MMN)
Business Wire, 11/1/05
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FARMINGTON, Mich. Nov. 1, 2005 - The Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) has given final approval to Muslim Media 
Network, Inc.'s application for permission to sell shares of stock to the public, the first time it has ever approved 
such a request from a Muslim media company.

MMN is now federally approved to offer shares to the public in all 50 states; now it needs state-level approval, which 
in fact it has already received in Illinois. MMN is now seeking approval in the other 49 states. The goal of MMN is to 
sell $10 million worth of stock.

Dr. AS Nakadar, CEO and President of the Board of Directors of MMN, said, "We are grateful to God Almighty that He 
helped us achieve our goals in a relatively short time. The application with the SEC was filed 7 months ago; our 
preparations began 8 months before that."

MMN is the owner of the weekly newspaper, The Muslim Observer (TMO). TMO is the largest subscription-based Muslim 
weekly in the U.S., and the only one that has reached all 50 states for the past several years without a single issue. 
TMO is in suburban Detroit, and maintains editorial offices in Las Vegas, Chicago, Houston and Toronto. In a media 
market once dominated by ethnically-focused media, TMO has made its own niche. Its editorials and articles have been 
picked up several times by other media outlets, and its publisher and editor have appeared on television, radio and in 
the newspapers several times.