Through this dinner, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community is hoping to bring understanding and tolerance by promoting interfaith interactions and allowing people of different religions and cultures to get to know one another.
Source/Credit: WKBW Buffalo
By Bretton Keenan | October 16, 2016
(WKBW) - The Muslim community is saying "Assalaamo Alaikum" to other faiths at a dinner Sunday night.
The phrase meaning "Greetings of peace to you" extends a welcome for all to enjoy an Interfaith Eid Dinner at 6 p.m.
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community is hosting the event at Masjid Mahdi at 9610 Colvin Boulevard in Niagara Falls.
The group was founded in 1889 and works on a platform of promoting peace and denouncing acts of hate and violence within the community.
Through this dinner, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community is hoping to bring understanding and tolerance by promoting interfaith interactions and allowing people of different religions and cultures to get to know one another. [Invitation posted here]
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