This is the example people are showing by attending interfaith events, helping their Muslim neighbors, and supporting them this month.
Source/Credit: Patheos (AMYA)
By Aamir Nasir Quraishy | July 7, 2017
The recent hate crimes targeting Muslims has made the month of Ramadan exceptionally difficult. This past month witnessed nationwide anti-shariah protests by a Muslim hate group known as ACT for America[1]. There has also been a surge in attacks against Muslims including an attack on a Mosque in North London [2] and the kidnapping-murder of Nabra Hassanen, a 17 year old Muslim girl.[3]
Amidst the hate, this has also been a time of unity and coming together. On June 17, in Tucson, Arizona, several people of all denominations, including Tucson Police Dept. officials, attended the interfaith iftar dinner with the Ahmadiyya Muslim community. There was universal agreement on the need to come together in faith and stand as one.
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