To try and dispel myths about their faith, the Al-Hadi mosque often hosts discussions and open houses so the general public can learn more about Islam.
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By Anna Desmarais | October 7, 2017
'Killing even one person is akin to killing all of mankind,' Imam says
In a small mosque in Edmonton's east end, members of the Muslim community gathered for a special Friday sermon to denounce the Edmonton attacks days prior.
Dozens of worshippers from all walks of life sat cross-legged on the floor of the Al-Hadi mosque, listening to strong words from Imam Nasir Butt as he reaffirmed the teachings of peace and love outlined in the Qu'ran.
"Islam forbids all forms of terror and extremism," the imam said in his opening remarks. "The holy Qu'ran teaches that killing even one innocent person is akin to killing all of mankind."
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