
The use of force by law enforcement is one of the most contentious issues in policing, often leading to public outcry and diminished trust in law enforcement agencies.
The AZMPAB recognizes the importance of ensuring that use-of-force incidents are handled appropriately and with the utmost consideration for the protection of civil liberties. The board works to promote policies that limit the use of force to situations where it is absolutely necessary and encourages law enforcement to adopt de-escalation techniques to reduce the likelihood of violence. In cases where the use of force is deemed excessive or unjustified, the AZMPAB ensures that these incidents are thoroughly investigated and that accountability measures are enforced.

Drug and alcohol abuse is a pervasive issue that not only affects the individuals involved but also the broader community. The AZMPAB works with law enforcement agencies, local health organizations, and community groups to raise awareness about the dangers of substance abuse and provide resources for prevention and treatment. The board helps to promote community-based initiatives that address substance abuse, particularly in vulnerable populations, and works to reduce the impact of drug trafficking and alcohol-related violence.
The AZMPAB also emphasizes the importance of rehabilitation over incarceration, advocating for policies that support treatment programs and offer second chances to those battling addiction.

The AZMPAB is dedicated to ensuring that there is transparency in law enforcement practices, particularly in addressing complaints and allegations made by citizens regarding police misconduct. It is essential for the community to have a trusted mechanism through which they can report incidents of police misconduct, abuse of power, or violations of civil rights. The board works to provide clear guidance on how to file complaints and ensures that these complaints are taken seriously by law enforcement agencies.
The AZMPAB educates the Muslim community on the steps involved in the citizen complaint process, including the various legal avenues available for seeking redress and how complaints are investigated. Moreover, the board collaborates with law enforcement to ensure there are independent bodies that review complaints objectively and make recommendations for corrective actions.

The AZMPAB is deeply committed to equipping the Muslim community with essential tools and knowledge on how to stay safe in a sometimes hostile environment. The board organizes safety education programs that inform community members of potential risks, how to avoid them, and what to do if they find themselves in danger. These initiatives focus on topics such as personal security, creating safe spaces, recognizing threats, and knowing the appropriate actions to take in case of an emergency.
The AZMPAB also promotes the creation of neighborhood watch programs, emergency preparedness workshops, and self-defense classes tailored to the unique needs of the Muslim community. Moreover, the board collaborates with local law enforcement agencies to offer culturally sensitive safety education that helps Muslims understand the role of law enforcement in keeping communities safe.

The Arizona Muslim Police Advisory Board (AZMPAB) plays an essential role in promoting awareness about the various incidents of violence and hate crimes that disproportionately affect minorities, especially the Muslim community. These incidents often lead to fear, distrust, and division within the community. The board ensures that these acts of violence are reported to law enforcement agencies and that the Muslim community is fully informed about their rights, available support systems, and how to report such crimes.
AZMPAB works diligently to provide educational resources about identifying hate crimes, knowing the legal framework around them, and the impact these crimes have on both individuals and society as a whole.

Empowering the Muslim community to collaborate effectively with law enforcement is one of the key objectives of the AZMPAB. The board works to break down barriers of mistrust and fear between law enforcement agencies and the Muslim population, enabling Muslims to actively participate in crime reporting and maintaining public safety. AZMPAB focuses on educating the community about the importance of reporting crimes, assisting in investigations, and holding offenders accountable.
The board offers training programs that teach the Muslim community about the process of law enforcement investigations, the importance of accurate and timely reporting, and the role they play in keeping the community safe.