The following was included with the application. Assalam Aleikum. The late Sister Mary Ali had a profound impact on my life through her teachings about Islam. It wasn’t just her knowledge that touched me deeply, but also her character, commitment, courage, and active involvement in the Muslim community. When I asked her to bring topics for new Muslim sisters to discuss at my home, she readily accepted and taught us about Islam for several years, both at my house and at the Muslim Community Center (MCC). Whenever I needed someone to discuss Islamic issues with, she was always just a

By Ustadh Kenny Solis A Heartfelt Thank You for Your Support Towards My Islamic Chaplaincy Scholarship Dear Beloved Supporters, I am deeply moved and profoundly grateful for the overwhelming generosity and kindness you have shown in supporting my journey towards completing the Certificate in Islamic Chaplaincy at Bayan CTS. Your contributions have not only lightened my financial burden but have also filled my heart with hope and determination to pursue my calling as chaplain. Your belief in me and your willingness to invest in my education mean more to me than words can express. Your support is not just a

By Heather Albright Asalamu alaykum wa Rahmatullah, Inshallah, Ramadan Mubarak to all my Muslim brothers and sisters. This has been on my mind: inclusion in the Islamic community, or the lack thereof, in 2024. The Muslim community is notably lacking in support for persons with any type of disability. I have never encountered a community so deficient in support until I took my shahada in 2003, and not much has changed even in 2024. We do not have one united Islamic group within the Islamic community that addresses all disability-related issues. There are no disabled persons on any masjid boards—well,

In today’s globalized world, it is essential to challenge misconceptions and stereotypes that perpetuate misunderstandings about different cultures and religions. One such group that faces numerous misunderstandings is Latino Muslims. The intersection of Latino and Islamic identities has given rise to several myths that need to be debunked to foster understanding and inclusivity. In this article, we will examine ten common myths about Latino Muslims and shed light on the reality. Myth 1: Latino Muslims are a recent phenomenon. Contrary to popular belief, the presence of Muslims in Latin America dates back centuries. Historical evidence shows that Muslim explorers and

Assalaam Alaykum wa rahmatullah wa barakatu, Dear Brothers and Sisters, I hope this email finds you well and in good spirits during this National Hispanic Heritage Month. On behalf of The LADO Group, I want to express our sincerest gratitude for your donation to our fundraiser. Your contribution is instrumental in advancing our mission to promote Islam within the Latino community in the United States. As an organization, we are committed to creating a thriving community of Latino Muslims, and your support plays a crucial role in achieving our mission. The LADO Group’s initiatives encompass a diverse range of projects

Latinos in the United States celebrate Juneteenth for several significant reasons rooted in shared struggles, historical solidarity, and cultural recognition. Firstly, Juneteenth commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States. For many Latinos, particularly those of Afro-Latino descent, this history resonates deeply. The celebration of freedom from slavery is a universal human aspiration that transcends ethnic and racial boundaries. Latinos join in solidarity to honor this historic event as part of a broader struggle for civil rights and social justice. Secondly, Latinos have a rich history of standing alongside African Americans in their fight against systemic racism

The LADO Group Recurring monthly donations are a powerful tool for nonprofit organizations and individuals to create long-term impact through consistent financial support. These donations allow donors to contribute a set amount each month, which is automatically deducted from their bank account or credit card. There are several benefits of recurring monthly donations that make them an effective way to support charitable causes. In conclusion, recurring monthly donations offer many benefits for both nonprofit organizations and donors. They provide financial stability, improved donor retention, lower administrative costs, increased impact, greater flexibility for donors, tax benefits, and increased social impact. By

Campaign objective Support our efforts to promote and educate about Islam in the Latino community by providing scholarships and grants. https://www.launchgood.com/latinodawah Help us promote Islam among the Latino community, Support Today! The Latino American Dawah Organization has been serving the community for 25 years, your support allows us to: Serving the community for 25 years! The Latino American Dawah Organization (LADO) sprang up from humble and unassuming origins in 1997 as a free AOL page in the early days of the Internet with the goal of sharing Islam, bringing together the Latino Muslim community, and empowering both believers and non-Muslims alike to

Would you like to support LADO’s mission but are unable to donate personally? If so, you may be interested in joining the LADO Helpers program. By signing up for this peer-to-peer fundraising initiative, you will be provided with a customizable fundraising page that you can share with your friends and family through various platforms like social media, email, and text message. Any donations received will appear on your fundraising page, and your support will assist us in providing crucial scholarships for students and grants for organizations that empower the Latino Muslim community. If you know of any specific students or