The terror-tied Council on American-Islamic Relations advocacy group is trying its hand at parody with the release of a spoof commercial about a new chewable "medicine" that "cures" Islamophobia.

The faux-mercial for "Islamophobin" was released to coincide with the 41st annual Islamic Circle of North America-Muslim American Society convention that was held over the weekend in Baltimore, Maryland. Boxes of the chewable sugar-free gum were handed out at CAIR's booth.

CAIR stated: “We urge ICNA-MAS convention attendees to visit CAIR’s booth in the bazaar and obtain ISLAMOPHOBIN to help create public awareness in their local communities about rising Islamophobia. The positive impact of this campaign can be measured by the fact that it has gone viral on social media."

CAIR's booth also featured cut-outs of all three presidential candidates and it urged visitors to take selfies with them and vote on which one needed Islamophobin the most.

CAIR is selling the gum on Amazon.com. Here's the back of the packaging:

Critics of CAIR weighed in on Facebook:

"Muslim-majority countries are consistently at the top of Human Rights Abusers's lists. I'm looking forward to the day when CAIR criticizes them."

"'Phobia' is an irrational baseless fear of something. However, a wariness and guardedness against a religion with a bloody track record isn't a phobia, neither is it bigotry. It is intelligent. We should be wary of Islam based on its RECENT history of violence and bloodshed as well as gross violation of human rights across the globe."

Watch below. Perhaps you have an "irrational fear of Muslims" like the people in this video: