This campaign aims to introduce the various diverse Muslim families, their traditions, cultures and hospitality, while embracing the Canadian mosaic.
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| Imam Umran Bhatti and Dr. Hamad Asim Photo via Twitter: @AMJCanadaPress |
Source/Credit: CBC Nova Scotia
By CBC Nova Scotia | March 10, 2015
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama`at Canada has launched a national campaign titled "Meet A Muslim Family", to connect Canadians with their fellow Muslim families.
This campaign aims to introduce the various diverse Muslim families, their traditions, cultures and hospitality, while embracing the Canadian mosaic.
In recent months, there have been several heinous terror attacks carried out in the name of Islam, by violent extremists, both here in Canada and around the world.
Canada is synonymous with terms like pluralism, multiculturalism, tolerance and acceptance of newcomers; Muslims in Canada welcome their fellow Canadians to see how they represent these values. (Listen to audio report below)
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