“I am sorry for everything that our president has said and done against communities of color, people that he truly doesn’t understand.”
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By Marianne Napoles | June 17, 2017
A large crowd flocked to the Baitul Hameed Mosque in Chino at sunset last Saturday to celebrate an interfaith dinner the same day 25 rallies were held around the country to protest Sharia law as a threat to society.
The dinner, called Iftar, celebrates the end of the fast during Ramadan where Muslims abstain from eating and drinking until sunset.
One of the many banners that hung in Tahir Hall contained the words: “love of one’s country of residence is part of faith” with the word “terrorism” covered by the “no” symbol, a circle with a red diagonal line through it.
Ahsan Khan, M.D., president of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community’s Los Angeles east chapter, said the protestors fear that Muslims want a violent dogma to overtake the constitution.
“This couldn’t be further form the fact,” he said. “As Muslims, we believe Sharia simply means a way of living.”
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