“All-American Muslim” is not an Oxymoron: What Does it Mean… – Eventbrite

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“All-American Muslim” is not an Oxymoron: What Does it Mean… – Eventbrite.

The Global Muslim Jewish Friendship Forum (GMJFF) is excited to announce its first public program: “All-American Muslim” is not an Oxymoron: What does it mean to be American and Muslim in the 21st century?

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