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World AIDS Day

December 1, 2005 islamoyankee

Today is World AIDS Day. At the very least, please wear a red ribbon. If you can, learn and educate about how HIV is spread. Silence is the greatest threat.

See also Al-Muhajabah for links on AIDS and Muslims.

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