With terrorist groups such as ISIS and Boko Haram citing Islamic tradition as the basis for their vicious crimes against humanity, peaceful and moderate Muslims are trying to counter their narrative.
Source/Credit: Wandsworth Guardian
By by Sophia Sleigh | December 5, 2015
Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Tooting organized an Eid celebration and Quran exhibition, on Sunday, November 16.
The event was held at St Boniface Church Hall, Tooting, and was attended by the deputy mayor of Wandsworth Council, Richard Field, and Councilor Sarah McDermott.
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"The purpose of the Ahmadiyya Quran exhibitions is always two-fold," the organizers say. "First, to dispel myths and misconceptions about Islam and the Qur’an, and secondly, to allow the public to see for themselves what is written in the Qur’an."
With terrorist groups such as ISIS and Boko Haram citing Islamic tradition as the basis for their vicious crimes against humanity, the community says, peaceful and moderate Muslims are trying to counter their narrative by presenting the true Islamic perspective, through such exhibitions, inter-faith dialogue, peace conferences and outreach activities.
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