Islamic Heritage Month Event in Cornwall
An event in Cornwall showcased how to build community through integration into mainstream society.
Speakers, including some of the first Muslim families to move to Cornwall, shared their experiences as part of heritage month.
- Barbara Helms and Sayed Masodulah Hafizi represented two families that have led the growth of the Muslim community in Cornwall.
- They were guest panellists at the annual Islamic Heritage Month gathering at the Cornwall Public Library.
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Moderator Yousef Vakily chose the pair to reflect this year’s theme.
Author's summary: Cornwall's Islamic Heritage Month event promotes community building.
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