Muslims Fight Hunger in Alabama

In a bid to change the wrong narrative on Islam, American Muslim groups will join hands later this week to help the needy in Alabama, volunteering for National Soup Kitchen Day.

 

 

 

In a bid to change the wrong narrative on Islam, American Muslim groups will join hands later this week to help the needy in Alabama, volunteering for National Soup Kitchen Day.

“Fighting Islamophobia by words is not as good as doing it by deeds,” Ashfaq Taufique, president of the Birmingham Islamic Society said, adding, “We want to show the true spirit of Islam by taking care of those in need.”

The soup kitchen event comes in the middle of increasing anti-Muslim narrative, associated with both presidential elections and extremist attacks.