Source: islamindallas.org
Yes, I attended the interfaith iftar & dinner on July 11th, 2015 alongwith other non-Muslims fellow Americans who attended this auspicious occasion of Interfaith Iftar & Dinner. Performing a prayer in an Ahmadi Mosque with Ahmadi brothers did not hurt me or defaced my look. In my belief, Allah is everywhere, in every corner of this earth and we can pray anywhere, whether it is an open air or in a building named for Allah.
It was 3rd Annual Interfaith Iftar & Dinner organized by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Dallas at their mosque in Baitul Ikram, Allen, TX. And it was my 2nd consecutive attendance at the invitation by the Jamaat. This congregation was attended by the plurality of different faith, including Jews and Christians. A considerable number of people about more than hundred participated and showed up their brotherhood and unification with Ahmadiyya community.
The best thing I noticed that the program started on a given time without waiting for the people to gather in the hall and ended up on time. The community leaders should follow the steps of Mike Ghause and Ahmadiyya leaders who are very well organized. I have seen disorganize functions and mismanagement of the start and end time of the program in the community which is a pity.
The Ahmadiyya Jamaat… read more at islamindallas.org
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