Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Germany: Ahmadiyya Muslim Community offers post Ramadhan reception at Noor Mosque

The aim is to promote exchange of ideas and cooperation to find a better coexistence.

Ahmadiyya Times | News Watch | EU Desk
Source/Credit: Frankfurter Neue Presse
By FNP | September 14, 2010 | Google Translation
Edited by: Ahmadiyya Times staff

Sachsenhausen.  The fasting month "Ramadan" has just come to an end and Muslims celebrate the Eid festival throughout the world.

Eid-ul Fits is one of the two most important festivals in Islam.

The Noor Mosque, Babenhäuser Highway 25, invites all at their facilities tomorrow, September 15 at 6 'O Clock. Dinner of Indian and Pakistani dishes will be served.

The aim is to promote exchange of ideas and cooperation to find a better coexistence.


All those interested to participate are welcome to receive more information about the event from Mansoor Ahmad, phone number 01 77-4 05 47 66.

Additional information can be requested via e-mail to ahmadiyya.frankfurt @ gmail.com.


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