The Open House focused on Justice and World Peace and included conversations about Islam and Muslims to help to eliminate preconceptions and to answer questions.
Source/Credit: Northumberland View
By Northumberland View | February 8, 2016
As part of a nation wide campaign, called Demystify Islam, Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association welcomed residents to an Open House at the Port Hope Public Library on Saturday, February 6th.
The Open House focused on Justice and World Peace and included conversations about Islam and Muslims to help to eliminate preconceptions and to answer questions.
The Demystify Islam Campaign started in December 2015 in response to the attacks carried out by terrorist groups in Paris.
During this campaign, the youth of Ahmadiyyat will hold over 135 Open Houses and make 270+ visits to more than 35 towns all across Canada, in an attempt to spread peace, demystify Islam and create religious harmony. http://www.ahmadiyya.ca/
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