The main focus of this Islamic religious community is to put Islam on a contemporary basis, clean up mistakes and establish Islam as a peaceful, tolerant and spiritual belief.
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By Heidrun Glaser | October 1, 2017
With an open day, the Islamic reform community Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat wants to use the Day of German Unity on Tuesday, October 3, to draw attention to the fact that Islam is also part of Germany. On this day all mosques of this Islamic community are open to the guests from 11 am to 6 pm. The Afiyat Mosque in Tiengen in Badstraße 22a has opened its doors to all who want to get information.
"We want to throw a new, prejudice-free light on Islam and provide information on the various aspects of the faith and Islamic teachings," said Mansoor Ahmed Ghuman, the responsible imam of the church.
The Islamic reform community dissociates itself according to own data from radicalism and goes other ways.
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