Is this what Muslims want for America?

[sanspeur]

So has ADAMS cleaned up thier act, or are they just better at covering things up?

Ahmad Totonji was a chairman of the All Dulles Area Muslim Society (ADAMS), and Deputy Secretary General of the World Assembly of Muslim Youth.

Totonji was named as a defendant in a $1 trillion lawsuit filed by more than 600 relatives of people who died in the 9/11 attacks.

[Jazzymom]

Originally Posted by sanspeur

So has ADAMS cleaned up thier act, or are they just better at covering things up?

Ahmad Totonji was a chairman of the All Dulles Area Muslim Society (ADAMS), and Deputy Secretary General of the World Assembly of Muslim Youth.

Totonji was named as a defendant in a $1 trillion lawsuit filed by more than 600 relatives of people who died in the 9/11 attacks.

He is no longer involved with ADAMS. ADAMS is one of the most moderate mosques in this area. But please add some links giving information about Totonji.

The Imam is a friend of mine as is his family. He has worked tirelessly to reach out to the non Muslim community and has given back to my community in many ways. My community has worked to bridge the gap and to have understanding between the Jews and Muslims and Christians in my community.

Adams uses space in my temple for their Friday prayers.

[Woodrow LI]

Originally Posted by Jazzymom

He is no longer involved with ADAMS. ADAMS is one of the most moderate mosques in this area. But please add some links giving information about Totonji.

The Imam is a friend of mine as is his family. He has worked tirelessly to reach out to the non Muslim community and has given back to my community in many ways. My community has worked to bridge the gap and to have understanding between the Jews and Muslims and Christians in my community.

Adams uses space in my temple for their Friday prayers.

Well I have gained a new opinion of you. I am very pleased to see this side of you.

Yes, Muslims and non-Muslims can live aside each other. I have seen similar cooperation in Austin Texas. The Mosque I attended most , frequently shared space with a Baptist church and we did work along side the Jewish community to send school supplies and the like to Children in Palestine. I would say the Jewish/Muslim communities were very closely tied to each other.