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The Imamia Muslim Foundation Sunday School Presents: MLK Interfaith Celebration

By Tom Nappi, News Director

The Imamia Muslim Foundation Sunday School will be hosting an "MLK Interfaith Celebration". Sunday January 17th, 12:30pm-3:30pm at 115 Wood Street in Hopkinton, representatives of various religious institutions in the area will speak. The Interfaith celebration will also feature student performances and refreshments.

More Details in file above.

Agenda:
12:10
Guest Arrival at prayer
Amman

12:30 PM
Program Overview & Introductions
Sr. Sabila/Amman

12:45 PM
Recitation of Holy Quran
Br. Abu Idris/Student

Networking Works Program

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