Title: Council on American–Islamic Relations
Content: report said that the probable cause was mechanical. In 1997 CAIR objected to the production of sneakers made by Nike with a design on the heel similar to the Arabic word for "Allah". As part of an agreement reached between CAIR officials and Nike representatives, Nike apologized to the Muslim community, recalled the products carrying the design, launched an investigation as to how the logo came about, and built a number of children's playgrounds near some Islamic centers in America. In 1997, as depictions of Mohammed are seen as blasphemous by most Muslims, CAIR wrote to United States Supreme Court

Title: Roberto Cavalli
Content: the Hindu community for marketing a line of feminine underwear (designed for Harrods) which featured the images of Hindu goddesses. The line was eventually withdrawn and formal apologies were made. The Maktab Tarighat Oveyssi Shahmaghsoudi school of Islamic Sufism accused Cavalli of copying their "sacred emblem" for branding the Just Cavalli line. The Sufi school brought forth a proceeding in Europe to the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (OHIM). "On 16 May 2014, the OHIM pronounced itself in the first degree rejecting the request made by the School to invalidate the Just Cavalli logo. The Court states that

Title: Young & Rubicam
Content: by The Classic Partnership Dubai, a Y&R brand, the "Footnote For The Breast" initiative sought to raise awareness on the importance of breast checks amongst Arab woman by challenging the cultural taboo of openly speaking about breast cancer. The campaign involved placing pebbles with a message about breast cancer in the shoes of Arab women after they took their shoes off to enter the Mosque and pray. The hope was that if the women reacted to the lump in their shoes, they would do the same if they felt a lump on their breasts. At Dubai Lynx 2016, the campaign

Title: David Yerushalmi
Content: chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations(CAIR). The CTA had originally rejected Geller’s advertisements after CAIR-Chicago claimed in a "cease and desist" letter that the proposed ads violated CAIR’s trademark and trade dress rights in the mark #MyJihad, which appeared in CAIR’s earlier advertisements. In a formal response to CAIR-Chicago's allegations, Yerushalmi sent an e-mail to the CTA on January 13, 2013, which highlighted the "cease and desist" letter's factual and legal inconsistencies regarding trademark and copyright law. In the e-mail, Yerushalmi also warned the CTA that to reject his client’s advertisements would violate the Constitution and would result in

Title: Jobedu
Content: to a global market, the Arab designs are combined with global film, television and pop-cultural icons. The T-shirts include texts in English, Arabic and 3arabeezy, Arabic Internet slang written in Latin script, with wordplays such as "Free-Dom" (in Arabic, "dom" means "blood") or "Wadi Rum and Coke". They have been promoted by celebrities such as Basil Khalil and Alaa Wardi. The Jobedu apparel range includes onesies and hoodies. The accessories include key rings, bookmarks, posters, artistic household items, laptop cases, stickers, mugs, notebooks, sketchbooks and bags. Jobedu has worked with designers that include Mothanna Hussein, Hadi Alaeddin, Warsheh, Lutfi Zayed,

Question: Which brand had to apologize for a logo said to be like the Arabic for Allah?
Answer: Nike