Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Dallas
Love for All Hatred for None
Objective To provide all Americans a clear way to distinguish True Islam from extremism and to unify Muslim Americans on the correct understanding of Islam that Prophet Muhammad(pbuh) taught. The Campaign strengthens America’s national security against extremism. The Eleven Points The True Islam Campaign establishes the correct Islamic understanding of the following eleven points. True... Continue Reading →
I read with disappointment the Washington Post article by Asra Nomani and Hala Arafa. I couldn’t believe that these so called Muslim activists were discouraging non-Muslim women from showing their support for Muslim women. To me their article sounded more like an angry rant. Their rhetoric was no different than those Imams and other clerics in... Continue Reading →
A week ago, as terrorism stuck San Bernardino and an anti Muslim reaction was coming up from multiple quarters, Rick Jervis, a reporter from USA Today contacted this website to understand our reaction. Sister Saima Sheikh, member of Dallas Chapter and a national Spokesperson for the community got in touch with him. Rick visited with the Sheikh... Continue Reading →
It was a usual Tuesday afternoon and a few of us were stepping out of our mosque after our evening prayers and after talking to a TV channel who came to get our response on the latest Donald Trump comments about Islam. Someone just drove up and greeted us. “I am a Christian by faith”... Continue Reading →
Ahmadiyya Muslim Community held a special prayer service today for the victims of the San Bernardino attack in California. The meeting was arranged at the Masjid Baitul Akram on 1850 Hedgcoxe Rd, Allen at 2:30PM on Dec 6, 2015. The meeting was announced on the webpage, twitter and Facebook feeds and separate media advisories also have... Continue Reading →
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