The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community started a campaign a few years ago called "stopping the crisis." They've started doing more in the last year with an anti-ISIS pamphlet.
Source/Credit: Springfield News-Sun
By Breaking News Staff | April 28, 2017
DAYTON —Laith Waleed Alebbini, a 26-year-old Dayton resident accused of trying to provide material support for the terrorist group ISIS was arrested this week.
FBI agents took Alebbini into custody on Wednesday at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport before he could travel to Syria to join ISIS fighters there, according to authorities.
"My first reaction is that here we go again, somebody has just decided to defame Islam once again," said Abdul Shahid, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Dayton president. “… This has gone on too many times and every time this happens, we hear from media, where are the moderate voices?"
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