I got an email from the organizer of the Islam in America Conference today, and he attached the following poster image. It’s good to know the ‘blog world is having an influence somewhere. Congratulations HijabMan.
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Hey, can u fwd that to me? i wanna know which organizer lol.. and they misquoted it. grrr 😉
but thats cool