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Imam Kamran Tahir condemns Perth knife attack, calling for greater youth education

Ahmadiyya Muslim Community < 1 mins read
Imam Kamran Tahir

The Imam of Adelaide's largest mosque, the Mahmood Mosque, Imam Kamran Tahir, who previously served in Perth, was deeply saddened to learn about the recent knife attack there. He has condemned the attack in the strongest terms and expressed concern about youth radicalisation.

Imam Kamran Tahir said, 
“We are once again saddened to learn of another knife attack in which innocent civilians were harmed, this time in Perth. It should be made very clear that there is no justification for such acts in Islam. Education programs on true Islamic teachings are required to engage the youth.”

Stressing that there is no place for violence in Islam, the Imam has initiated a program in Adelaide called "Coffee and Islam." This program invites community members to make an appointment with him to discuss and learn the true teachings of Islam over coffee. A meeting request can be made at the following email address: adelaide.ahmadiyya@gmail.com


Contact details:

Sharif Rasel 0469 078 152

Khizar Rana 0469 075 808

adelaide.ahmadiyya@gmail.com

 

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