The Muslim American Society (MAS) Milwaukee held its 12th Annual Conference on March 30 and 31 at the Crowne Plaza Milwaukee Airport. The Wisconsin Muslim Journal attended the two-day program, recording keynote speakers and photo documenting the event which also served as a community platform. This feature is part of an editorial series put together to highlight the many important topics that were discussed by national leaders over the weekend.
Linda Sarsour is an American political activist, who gained national attention for her advocacy on behalf of American Muslims and as a co-chair of the 2017 Women’s March. She has become a rising star in the protest movement against President Donald Trump, with a record of success in organizing and advocating for legislative change.
For her second speech Sarsour talked about the need for protecting Muslim youth and steps needed for safeguarding the local community.
- Living in the New Era: Q&A with MAS Milwaukee
- Ala Ismail: Organizing an event that offers a path and a purpose
- A platform for exploring the bonds of faith and family
- Linda Sarsour: What it means to be Unapologetically Muslim
- Janan Najeeb: Muhammad Ali and being a true Muslim
- Milwaukee’s Muslim community celebrates its identity
- Dalia Mogahed: Remaining hopeful when facing trials in life
- Yasmin Mogahed: Love, Happiness, and reflections of walking with the Lord
- Middle Eastern bazaar attracts visitors to temporary marketplace
- Linda Sarsour: The efforts required to safeguard a Muslim community
- Imam Noman Hussain: Shaping tomorrow through today’s youth
- The Muslim community is one big family for children
- Dr. Mufaddal Hamadeh: Stopping the Bloodshed in Syria
Munjed Ahmad: The duty of Muslim Americans - Dr. Osama Abu-Irshaid: Trump Era foreign policy and its impact on Palestine
- Waheeb and Kareem: A public celebration of faith and fellowship
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