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Irish Islam: The Emerging McMuhammad Clan

January 5, 2009 islamoyankee

Via this article, I found this article. It is the story of Irish-American firefighter who embraced Islam. Really well done.

Islam in America, Islam in the US, Muslims in the West, Irish, Untitled
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