Youths set right example

By Madeel Abdullah
November 18, 2015
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In Ahmadiyya, Islam, Letters, Loyalty, United States
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Originally posted on Philly

More than 130 people were brutally murdered Friday in attacks around Paris. This is not Islam.

The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association USA challenges radicalization and extremists’ claims about Islam by showing through words and deeds the true essence of Islam.

The association has fed about 180,000 people and collected 5,000 units of blood in service of our fellow Americans this year alone.

 

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Madeel Abdullah professionally works as an anesthesiologist in Philadelphia, PA. A practicing Ahmadi Muslim, he is a husband and father of two.

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