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Ramadan Issue of Muslim Connector
Ramadan Issue of Muslim Connector
Join Us in Making a Difference This Ramadan!
Join Us in Making a Difference This Ramadan!
Welcome to Ramadan Issue of the Muslim Connector campaign, ILIA's monthly Islamic educational magazine, which impacts the lives of 4,000 inmates in Maryland and Virginia. As we approach this blessed month, we aim to bring our community together through an enlightening and inspiring publication that showcases stories, articles, and resources to uplift and connect Muslims across the globe.
Moving Ahead
Moving Ahead
Muslim Connector is a monthly Islamic educational magazine that impacts the lives of 4,000 inmates in Maryland and Virginia. Our mission is to foster personal growth, spiritual development, and a deeper connection to faith for inmates who are often housed at facilities far from Muslim communities. This geographical distance makes frequent visits challenging, so the Muslim Connector serves as a vital lifeline, helping inmates stay connected with their faith and community.
How Can You Make a Difference?
We invite you to join us in this noble cause by contributing to our fundraising campaign. Your generous donations will go towards the production, distribution, and outreach efforts for the Ramadan Issue of the Muslim Connector. Every contribution, no matter how small, will make a significant impact.
Spread the Word!
Help us reach more people by sharing our campaign with your friends and family. Together, we can create a ripple effect of positive change.
To learn more about ILIA and Muslim Connector, please feel free to contact us at info@islamicleadership.org or visit our website at Islamic Leadership Institute of America.
Thank you for your support and generosity. May Allah bless you abundantly this Ramadan and always.
Religious Advisors
Religious Advisors
Muslim Connector team consults with various scholars, our immediate advisory team members are listed below
Dr Salah As Sawy
Dr. Ramadan Abdelbasit
Testimonials
Testimonials
A heartfelt letter from an incarcerated brother, Chris, at Keen Mountain State Prison, deeply moved the Islamic Leadership Institute of America (ILIA) team.
He is currently navigating life within the confines of the notorious level 5 facility, recently received and embraced ILIA's premiere issue of "Muslim Connector.”
His heartfelt words resonate with a yearning for connection, education, and spiritual growth, creating a profound impact on the ILIA community.
Muslim Connector, exclusively designed for inmates, seeks to foster personal growth, spiritual development, and a deeper connection to their faith. This initiative is pivotal as many inmates, located hours away from Muslim communities, face challenges in frequent visits. Functioning as a vital lifeline, Muslim Connector helps inmates stay connected with their faith and community.
Meet Your Team
Meet Your Team
Abdelrahim
Abdelrahim
Abrahim
Abrahim
Asra
Asra
Ayman
Ayman
Bahaa
Bahaa
Doha
Doha
Esraa
Esraa
Essam
Essam
Hoda
Hoda
Mahmoud
Mahmoud
Mohamed
Mohamed
Moutasem
Moutasem
Mohamed
Mohamed
Mohamed
Mohamed
Rafia
Rafia
Sarfraz
Sarfraz
Shane
Shane
Yomna
Yomna
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