Over the three-day conference, Mutabaruka has been flocked for discussion and photographs from members of the Muslim community
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| Photo: Corey Robinson |
Source/Credit: The Gleaner
By Corey Rrobinson | July 31, 2017
Dub poet, artiste and talk show host Mutabaruka rubbed shoulders with several European politicians and other dignitaries as he brought greetings from Jamaica to the 51st staging of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jalsa Salana here in the United Kingdom (UK) last Saturday.
"Jamaicans, because of the lack of information, they don't understand what Islam is, and the news reports from the main media are not really helping them to understand it," said Mutabaruka, one of the favourites for Muslims attending the annual conference.
"So being an open-minded person and a Rastafarian, we feel that it is really important that we should come here and recognise that religion is religion, and people do things in the name of religion that are in conflict with the tenets of religion. So we give thanks for the invitation, and what we see here, we will take back to Jamaica and expound it," he said.
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