"The Prophet Muhammad, on whom be peace, has been subjected to the most cruel and vulgar accusations; all by a handful of anti-Muslim Islamophobes and that's very hurtful."
Source/Credit: Ahmadiyya Times
By Imran Jattala | March 20, 2012
The Houstan-Cypress chapter of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community organizes a conference to introduce the truly peaceful and honorable character of the founder of Islam, the Prophet Muhammad.
The event, slated for 12:00 noon on March 21, 2013 will be held at Bruce Religion Center of University of Houston.
Dawood Munir, local chapter president of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community says it's about time people got to know the real Prophet Muhammad.
"The Prophet Muhammad, on whom be peace, has been subjected to the most cruel and vulgar accusations; all by a handful of anti-Muslim Islamophobes, and that's very hurtful," said Munir. "We are taking our case straight to our fair-minded friends and we will explain to them the real character of the Holy Prophet of Islam."
It is truly ironic, says Munir, that the 'Islamophobes' sometime get help straight from Islamist extremists who carry out atrocities in the name of Islam and the Prophet for their own equally cruel motives.
Dawood Munir says he is certain that one day the whole world will accept the Holy Prophet of Islam as the true "King of Peace."
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community recently launched "Muhammad: The Messenger of Peace" conferences as a nationwide campaign and within days over 70 events were scheduled throughout the United states.
The community has started a website MuhammdFactCheck.org to dispel myths about the Holy Prophet of Islam and to refute any accusations leveled against his noble character.
The community recommends the interested friends should register for the event and RSVP their attendance at http://www.muslimsforpeace.org/events/huw-uh/.
-- USA: Muhammad – The Messenger of Peace Conference in Houston
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