JERRY AND LORI. THE HOPE OF TONIGHT’S EVENT WAS TO SPREAD THEIR MESSAGE TO THOSE WHO ARE AND AREN’T PART OF THE MUSLIM COMMUNITY IN THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY. WE CALL FOR PEACE. CALL FOR FREEDOM, CALL FOR JUSTICE. VOICES FOR PEACE IS ALL ABOUT BRINGING PEACE TO THE WORLD AND CURRENTLY, I THINK OUR ENTIRE FOCUS IS ON THE MIDDLE EAST. THIS EVENING, THE HADI MOSQUE HOSTED A VOICES FOR PEACE DINNER TO STAND TOGETHER AND PROMOTE PEACE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. THE SERVICE WELCOMED MANY PEOPLE THROUGHOUT THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY WITH SHARED IDEALS. PEOPLE WHO VALUE PEACE IN SOCIETY, WHO VALUE PEACE IN THEIR CIVIC ENGAGEMENT, WHO WILL THINK ABOUT HOW THEIR VOICES WILL ULTIMATELY AFFECT POLICY EVENTUALLY. IT’S IMPORTANT TO BRING THEM TOGETHER AND EDUCATE THEM AND RAISE RAISE OUR VOICES AGAINST ANY INJUSTICE. AS FOR LEADERS OF THE HADI MOSQUE, AN EVENT LIKE THIS IS IMPORTANT FOR VARIOUS REASONS. WITH THE SUFFERING THAT’S BEEN GOING ON AND WITH THE LOSSES THAT THEY HAVE INCURRED, IT’S IMPORTANT TO BRING AWARENESS TO OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY AS WELL AS SO THAT THEY CAN CARRY ON THE MESSAGE TO OUR LEADERS, OUR POLITICAL LEADERS AND OUR OUR THE VOICES THAT THE INFLUENCERS OR THE PEOPLE WHO CAN INFLUENCE THE ISRAELI GOVERNMENT TO BRING ABOUT A CEASE FIRE AND END THIS CONFLICT WITH HAMAS AND GAZA SO THAT THE SUFFERING CAN FINALLY STOP. HOSPITALS HAVE BEEN DECIMATED, SCHOOLS HAVE BEEN DESTROYED, SHELTERS AND FOOD BANKS HAVE BEEN DESTROYED. SO, UM, I THINK IT NEEDS TO STOP. THE MOSQUE HOPES THAT WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, THAT PEACE WILL SOON COME TO THE MIDDLE EAST
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‘Voices for Peace’ dinner hosted in Harrisburg
Updated: 10:18 PM EDT Jun 13, 2024
In Harrisburg, a mosque hosted a “Voices for Peace” dinner to call for a cease-fire in Gaza.The hope of Thursday night’s event was to spread their message to those who are and those who are not part of the Muslim Community in the Susquehanna Valley.“’Voices for Peace’ is all about bringing peace to the world, and currently, I think our entire focus is on the Middle East,” Ayesha Ahmad, Women’s auxiliary president for Hadee Mosque, said.The service welcomed several people throughout the Susquehanna Valley with shared ideals. “People who value peace in society, value peace in their civic engagement, who will think about how their voices will ultimately affect policy eventually. It’s important to bring them together, educate them, and raise our voices against any injustice,” Ahmad said.For leaders of the Hadee Mosque, an event like this is important for various reasons.”With the suffering that’s been going on with the losses that they’ve incurred, it’s important for our local community, as well, so that they can carry on the message to our leaders, our political leaders in our voices that the influencers, or the people who can influence the government to bring about us and his conflict with Hamas in Gaza. Hospitals have been decimated, schools have been destroyed, shelters and food banks have been destroyed, so I think it needs to stop,” Farhad Rada, missionary and Imam for Hadee Mosque, said.The mosque hopes with the support of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, peace will come to the Middle East soon.
In Harrisburg, a mosque hosted a “Voices for Peace” dinner to call for a cease-fire in Gaza.
The hope of Thursday night’s event was to spread their message to those who are and those who are not part of the Muslim Community in the Susquehanna Valley.
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“’Voices for Peace’ is all about bringing peace to the world, and currently, I think our entire focus is on the Middle East,” Ayesha Ahmad, Women’s auxiliary president for Hadee Mosque, said.
The service welcomed several people throughout the Susquehanna Valley with shared ideals.
“People who value peace in society, value peace in their civic engagement, who will think about how their voices will ultimately affect policy eventually. It’s important to bring them together, educate them, and raise our voices against any injustice,” Ahmad said.
For leaders of the Hadee Mosque, an event like this is important for various reasons.
“With the suffering that’s been going on with the losses that they’ve incurred, it’s important for our local community, as well, so that they can carry on the message to our leaders, our political leaders in our voices that the influencers, or the people who can influence the government to bring about us and his conflict with Hamas in Gaza. Hospitals have been decimated, schools have been destroyed, shelters and food banks have been destroyed, so I think it needs to stop,” Farhad Rada, missionary and Imam for Hadee Mosque, said.
The mosque hopes with the support of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, peace will come to the Middle East soon.