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The document outlines the experiences and opportunities at the 'Taking Heart Iftar' events organized by various Islamic centers in Minnesota. Participants can expect a welcoming community atmosphere, engaging discussions about Islam, shared meals, and the chance to connect with individuals from diverse backgrounds. The events aim to foster understanding and relationships within the community, highlighting the number of attendees and Islamic centers involved.

Spiritual

Minnesota Council of Churches
Muslim American Society

What can you expect at a
Taking Heart Iftar?

Welcoming community members
Muslim American Society –
Inver Grove Community Center

So you can get
Northwest Islamic
Community Center, Plymouth

Up close
Northwest Islamic
Community Center, Plymouth

If you are wondering
what it will be like
Islamic Civic Society of American,
Masjid Dar Al Hijrah, Minneapolis

To enter someone else’s world
Islamic Civic Society of American,
Masjid Dar Al Hijrah, Minneapolis

There is an opportunity
for learning
Masjid Ar Rahman Islamic Center
Bloomington

You hear from a
community’s perspective
Northwest Islamic
Community Center, Plymouth

about Islam,
Muslim American Society –
Blaine Community Center

Ramadan…fasting…
Masjid An Nur
Minneapolis

and have time for Q & A
Dar Al-Farooq Center
Bloomington

There is the breaking of the fast
with dates
Islamic Center of Woodbury

Guests observe the community
in their evening prayer

Then share a tasty meal
Muslim American Society –
Blaine Community Center

In each unique setting
Muslim American Society –
Blaine Community Center

Becoming acquainted
Ja’afari Islamic Center
Brooklyn Park

Leaning in and sharing
perspectives
Masjid Ar Rahman Islamic Center
Bloomington

Together in a new way
Masjid An Nur
Minneapolis

Personal discussions
Northwest Islamic
Community Center, Plymouth

Meeting new friends
Islamic Civic Society of American,
Masjid Dar Al Hijrah, Minneapolis

A community gathering of all
community members
Islamic Civic Society of American,
Masjid Dar Al Hijrah, Minneapolis

Connection sharing
Masjid Al Ihsan
St. Paul

Between groups of all sizes
Niagara Foundation
Univ of Minnesota, St. Paul

In 2017 – 23 different Islamic centers
participated (including Rochester, Winona, and
Mankato) and hosted over 1100 guests!
Islamic Civic Society of American,
Masjid Dar Al Hijrah, Minneapolis

Interfaith religious leaders,
Masjid Al Iman
NE Minneapolis

Elected officials
Northwest Islamic
Community Center, Plymouth

… police officers, teachers, social
workers – community leaders and
friends!
Muslim American Society –
Inver Grove Community Center

Some Centers gave tours – and guests saw
schools, food shelves, medical clinics
Masjid Imam Hussein
Brooklyn Center

and beautiful facilities
Muslim American Society –
Inver Grove Community Center

Whether you encounter a crowd
Northwest Islamic
Community Center, Plymouth

There is an opportunity to leave
Northwest Islamic
Community Center, Plymouth

Having tried new things
Muslim American Society –
Blaine Community Center

Delicious food
Muslim American Society –
Inver Grove Community Center

New ways of connecting
Imam Hussain Islamic Center
Brooklyn Center

And having met someone who
has had different experiences
Masjid Al Iman
NE Minneapolis

Thanks for passing the word –
hope to see you in 2018!

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Taking heart presentation 2018

1. Minnesota Council of Churches Muslim American Society

2. What can you expect at a Taking Heart Iftar?

3. Welcoming community members Muslim American Society – Inver Grove Community Center

4. An opportunity to be a guest

5. So you can get Northwest Islamic Community Center, Plymouth

6. Up close Northwest Islamic Community Center, Plymouth

7. If you are wondering what it will be like Islamic Civic Society of American, Masjid Dar Al Hijrah, Minneapolis

8. To enter someone else’s world Islamic Civic Society of American, Masjid Dar Al Hijrah, Minneapolis

9. There is an opportunity for learning Masjid Ar Rahman Islamic Center Bloomington

10. You hear from a community’s perspective Northwest Islamic Community Center, Plymouth

11. about Islam, Muslim American Society – Blaine Community Center

12. Ramadan…fasting… Masjid An Nur Minneapolis

13. and have time for Q & A Dar Al-Farooq Center Bloomington

14. There is the breaking of the fast with dates Islamic Center of Woodbury

15. together Islamic Center of Woodbury

16. Guests observe the community in their evening prayer

17. Then share a tasty meal Muslim American Society – Blaine Community Center

18. In each unique setting Muslim American Society – Blaine Community Center

19. Becoming acquainted Ja’afari Islamic Center Brooklyn Park

20. Leaning in and sharing perspectives Masjid Ar Rahman Islamic Center Bloomington

21. Together in a new way Masjid An Nur Minneapolis

22. Personal discussions Northwest Islamic Community Center, Plymouth

23. Meeting new friends Islamic Civic Society of American, Masjid Dar Al Hijrah, Minneapolis

24. A community gathering of all community members Islamic Civic Society of American, Masjid Dar Al Hijrah, Minneapolis

25. Connection sharing Masjid Al Ihsan St. Paul

26. Between groups of all sizes Niagara Foundation Univ of Minnesota, St. Paul

27. shapes Masjid Al Ihsan St. Paul

28. And numbers MAS – Inver Grove Heights

29. In 2017 – 23 different Islamic centers participated (including Rochester, Winona, and Mankato) and hosted over 1100 guests! Islamic Civic Society of American, Masjid Dar Al Hijrah, Minneapolis

30. Interfaith religious leaders, Masjid Al Iman NE Minneapolis

31. Elected officials Northwest Islamic Community Center, Plymouth

32. … police officers, teachers, social workers – community leaders and friends! Muslim American Society – Inver Grove Community Center

33. Some Centers gave tours – and guests saw schools, food shelves, medical clinics Masjid Imam Hussein Brooklyn Center

34. and beautiful facilities Muslim American Society – Inver Grove Community Center

35. Whether you encounter a crowd Northwest Islamic Community Center, Plymouth

36. Or one person Masjid Al Ihsan St. Paul

37. There is an opportunity to leave Northwest Islamic Community Center, Plymouth

38. Having tried new things Muslim American Society – Blaine Community Center

39. Delicious food Muslim American Society – Inver Grove Community Center

40. New ways of connecting Imam Hussain Islamic Center Brooklyn Center

41. And having met someone who has had different experiences Masjid Al Iman NE Minneapolis

42. Thanks for passing the word – hope to see you in 2018!

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