The Meet a Muslim Family initiative at Fazl Mosque sees non-Muslims invited to break fast in the homes of worshippers during the last few days of Ramadan.
Source/Credit: BBC News
By Anisa Kadri | June 30, 2016
London's oldest Ahmadiyya mosque has launched a campaign to tackle "increasing social tensions" after last week's EU referendum result.
The Meet a Muslim Family initiative at Fazl Mosque sees non-Muslims invited to break fast in the homes of worshippers during the last few days of Ramadan.
BBC Asian Network's Anisa Kadri reports. [Video]
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