Lowes has caused outrage among both celebrities and racial awareness groups after the superstore pulled their advertisements from the TLC reality show All-American Muslim.

The home improvement chain reportedly gave in to pressure from a right-wing family group who slammed the show for being a danger to American liberties and traditional values, and the move has now been criticized by CAIR (Council On American-Islamic Relations) for giving in to anti-Islamic bigots, RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal.

"It's very troubling and disappointing on our end that Lowes, which claims to a be a corporation that promotes diversity, would allow itself to be tactically used by bigots," Dawud Walid, Executive Director of Michigan Chapter of CAIR told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview.

Michigan is home to college football, Ford cars, the Great Lakes -- and more surprisingly, America's biggest Muslim population -- and RadarOnline.com has a sneak peek of the ground-breaking new series from TLC that is giving an inside look into their lives.

In the upcoming episode of the new reality series All-American Muslim titled Meet The Coach viewers are introduced to Coach Fouad Zaban, a conservative Muslim whose passions are just like millions of other American men.

"The most important things in my life are family and coaching football," says the high school football coach as he puts his players through their paces on the field.

The network that brought you Sister Wives and Kate Plus 8 is premiering the new reality show, All-American Muslim, that goes inside the rarely seen world of Muslims living everyday lives in the U.S.

In preview video obtained by RadarOnline.com, the five American Muslim families in Dearborn, Michigan are introduced and talk about their lives and struggles they face every day.

“Being in Dearborn has allowed us to practice our faith without losing our sense of American patriotism,” one Muslim family member says.

The city is one of the most established and largest concentrations of American Muslims in the country and home to the largest mosque in the United States, but after the September 11 attacks it was difficult for the Muslims on the show.