"According to a Pew Research Poll, 62 percent of Americans say they don’t know a Muslim. We want to change this by getting out in our local communities, engaging in dialogue, and thereby tackling the misconceptions people have about Islam."
Source/Credit: New Haven Register
By Register | September 7, 2017
Event in Hartford now in its 2nd year
HARTFORD -- A group of Muslim men and boys will offer a chance to ask believers in Islam about their religion at the second annual Meet a Muslim Day on Saturday.
The event, which will include a blood drive, is sponsored by Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association, the young men’s organization of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA, is one of 80 across the nation to spread understanding of the Islamic faith, according to a press release.
“As active and engaged Americans, our mission is to always promote dialogue and understanding between all people,” said Bilal Rana, national president of AMYA, in the release.
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