“Our universal motto is Love for All, Hatred for None. “We feel that it is very important to integrate and be part of the society that we all live in."
Times of Ahmad | News Watch | UK desk
Source/Credit: Hartlepoole Mail
By Web Desk | April 24, 2017
Hartlepool’s mosque is inviting people to pay a visit at an open day this weekend and speak to members. Leaders of the Nasir Mosque in Brougham Terrace say the event on Saturday aims to address any fears or misunderstandings people may have about Islam.
They will also set out their response to extremism and terrorism committed in the name of Islam.
Tahir Selby, the Imam of the mosque, said that it is very important to welcome all the people of Hartlepool to the mosque to have a look around and at the same time have the opportunity to speak to its members.
He said: “We want to remove any fears and misunderstandings they may have about Islam, therefore we want to invite people to the mosque and also give them some leaflets about our response to extremism in Islam.
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