Here’s your chance to meet a Muslim

By Muslim Writers Guild of America
March 10, 2017
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In Ahmadiyya, Human Rights, Interfaith, Islam, Islamophobia, Letters, Loyalty, Peace and Justice, United States
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Originally published on “Sentinel & Enterprise”

By Furqan Mehmud

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In this age of misinformation, many Americans have misconceptions about Islam and a majority (62 percent) don’t even know a Muslim. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association aims to erase these misgivings and answer any concerns our fellow Americans may have about Islam.

On Saturday, 1,000-plus Muslims from 50 cities will be out in public to help bridge the gap between American Muslims and their non-Muslim counterparts on National Meet A Muslim Day.

Visit www.meetamuslim.us to find out more about the campaign. Also visit www.facebook.com/AMCFITCHBURG to see the two locations where we will be at 2 p.m. Saturday. Come and meet a Muslim.

 

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