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Woman (Namita)
accepts ISLAM in International Conference, on 24th November 2007, Mumbai, after
getting sufficiently motivated by Dr. Zakir Naik with an answer to her question.
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Imam siraaj is a well-known African-American Muslim convert speaker in North America, and a supporter of Islamic causes in America. He's currently the Imam of Masjid Al-Taqwa in Brooklyn, New York.
About Imam Siraj Wahhaj
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Imaam Siraj Wahhaj is one of the most admired Muslim leaders and speakers in
America.
• Once a minister for the Nation of Islam (NOI) in the early 70s, the Imam
left upon discovering NOI’s differences from mainstream Islam.
• He is an accomplished Muslim activist MashaAllah, once leading a
community-based anti-drug campaign in the Bedford-Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn,
in which he staked out drug houses in the cold of winter for 40 days and nights,
forcing the closure of 15 drug houses.
• In 1991 Imam Siraj Wahhaj offered an invocation (opening prayer) to the
United States House of Representatives. He was the first Muslims to do so.
• He is the founder and Imaam of Masjid At Taqwa in Brooklyn, New York, and is
currently serving as the elected leader of the Muslim Alliance in North America
(MANA).
• He was the vice president of the Majlis as-Shura of New York. He has also
served on the executive board of the Islamic Society of North America.
• Postal Address : Masjid At-Taqwa 1266 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, New York
11216, United States of America.
Tel (Res.): 622 0800 Fax: 857 8984
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