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Artist Marina Khan Puts Her Underrepresented South Asian and Muslim Culture On Full Display
Long Island resident and former Commack high school student, Marina Khan is one of the many underrepresented talents existing in our community today. With plenty of awards and past museum exhibits to prove it, Khan’s passion for art and painting has proven to be exceedingly impressive. As a Pakistani-American, Muslim and eldest daughter of two …
How to Crush Barriers Between the Muslim and Jewish Community: Moxxie Network and the Sisterhood of Salaam Shalom Discuss During Panel Conversation
The country seems more divided than ever along racial, political and religious lines. These two organizations are working to fight against this narrative by promoting true solidarity and understanding among women on Long Island. The member-based nonprofit Moxxie Network partnered with the grassroots organization Sisterhood of Salaam Shalom Western Nassau for a panel discussion to …
How Celebrating Eid in the COVID Era Was Different This Time Around Long Island
Another Eid in the COVID era on Long Island, and yet, spirits were higher than the previous Eid, Eid-ul-Fitr in May. Mosques have slowly opened up, allowing a limited number of people to make the early morning Eid prayers on Eid-ul-Adha Friday, July 31st, 2020. A sense of community was reborn, with families gathering to make …
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A Ramadan Like No Other
By Saadia Z. Yunus, LMFT The days before the month of Ramadan are typically filled with nervous excitement as Muslims all over the globe prepare for our holy month of fasting. It is a month of reflection, God-consciousness, community and giving back to others. Although Muslims will be fasting this Ramadan just like any other …
