Mahmood, Tahira Rehman and Saima Sheikh moderated a question-and-answer panel that touched on topics including freedom of speech and the role of women.
Source/Credit: The Dallas Morning News
By Deborah Fleck February 8, 2018
That topic drew about 200 women Sunday to the Baitul Ikram Mosque in Allen.
Members of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community presented the interfaith event to explain their faith and dispel misconceptions.
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community is a fast-growing reformist Islamic movement. Founded in 1889, it spans 207 countries.
The program included a talk by Ismat Mahmood, who discussed Islamic opposition to extremism and explained that the religion rejects all forms of terrorism.
Mahmood, Tahira Rehman and Saima Sheikh moderated a question-and-answer panel that touched on topics including freedom of speech and the role of women.
More interfaith events are planned, and the mosque will soon expand with a new building.
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