A Call to Humanity (VIDEO)
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by Chas Newkey-Burden
Muslim leaders from across the globe visited Auschwitz recently and prayed for those who were killed during the Holocaust. The imams, visiting as part of a Holocaust awareness program, came from countries including Bosnia, India, the Palestinian Authority, Indonesia, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and the USA.
“What can you say? You’re speechless. What you have seen is beyond human imagination,” said Imam Mohamed Magid, president of the Islamic Society of North America. “Whether in Europe today or in the Muslim world, my call to humanity: end racism, for God’s sake, end antisemitism, for God’s sake, end Islamophobia for God’s sake, end sexism for God’s sake. Enough is enough.”
You can see a video from the visit below:
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