We called upon our Creator, united as one, seeking Divine pleasure, nearness, and navigation in an era of divisiveness, amiss, and deteriorating godliness.
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By Zahir Mannan | February 27, 2017
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community CT hosted a successful Interfaith Prayer Service last Thursday, February 23rd, 2017 from 7 to 8PM in its Baitul Aman "House of Peace" Mosque, 410 Main Street, South Meriden, CT 06451. This was part of the National Prayer Week observance for the Divine guidance of our nation & world towards peace, justice, and righteousness.
The CT Ahmadiyya community joined over 70 Chapters of America's oldest and largest Islamic Organization unified behind one spiritual leader, the Khalifa of Islam Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, in holding an evening of spiritually awakening proportions spanning the United States.
Jews, Buddhists, Christians, Muslims who believe in Messiah Ahmad (pbuh), and others came together in an evening of supplication and fellowship in solidarity with a kaleidoscope of clergy and community leaders. The attendees, united as one, called upon the Creator, seeking Divine pleasure, nearness, and navigation in an era of divisiveness, amiss, and deteriorating godliness.
After spiritual nourishment the attendees enjoyed multicultural refreshments like samosas and kabobs.
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