Muslims are called to abstain from food for many hours each day during Ramadan, which connects them with the struggles hungry people face throughout the year
Source/Credit: The Detroit News
By Mark Hicks | June 9, 2017
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The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community’s Metro Detroit chapter plans to collect money during a Ramadan open house this Saturday in Rochester Hills.
The campaign is a part of a National Donate a Lunch Day effort headed by the nonprofit Humanity First USA to combat hunger.
Muslims are called to abstain from food for many hours each day during Ramadan, which connects them with the struggles hungry people face throughout the year, said Pervaiz Khan, a volunteer manager with Humanity First USA and a member of the Ahmadiyya group.
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