“I think this campaign is of utmost importance because Islam has become one of the major important topics in the public narrative really all over the world."
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By Lynn Desjardins | October 23, 2017
One of Canada’s largest Muslim youth groups is launching a unique campaign to provide information about Islam. People can sign up on the Coffee and Islam website to arrange a meeting in a coffee shop or mosque so they can ask questions about Islam.
‘We hope…to dispel misconceptions’
The meetings will be available in 30 cities and towns across Canada and will involve up to 90 volunteers who will go in pairs to meet with people who make a request. “We hope and pray that this campaign enables us to connect with many Canadians,” says Ahmed Sahi, director of Outreach for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association and one of the organizers of the campaign.
“And (we) hope to create a greater understanding about Islam and Muslims and to dispel misconceptions and myths that sometimes can arise through lack of information available.”
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