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This is from Eid 2019, during a time where there was no pandemic. (Todd Maisel/ Bklyner)BROOKLYN – A pandemic will not stop Muslims from celebrating Eid al-Adha tomorrow, Friday, July 31. Eid al-Adha is also referred to as the Festival of the Sacrifice and is observed after the completion of
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MGB volunteers giving out water and falafel sandwiches. (Photo via Mohamed Bahe, with permission)BARCLAYS CENTER – Muslims Giving Back (MGB), [http://www.muslimgivingback.com/] a non-profit organization whose mission has always been to give back, gave out over 100 sandwiches, cold water bottles, and masks to protestors fighting against police
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SUNSET PARK — The non-profit organization Muslims Giving Back [https://www.muslimgivingback.com/] (MGB) just announced its first-ever scholarship program for Muslim students in NYC. The scholarship is named Developing Resources to Empower American Muslims, or the Muslim DREAM [https://www.themuslimdream.org/?fbclid=IwAR3GLyONTe4dG2FSxwzzJEtT7VDiN4DxzK_j6mgFKlCk4i9b-kkPaev5cWs] for short. Its mission? To
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SUNSET PARK – The Muslim Community Center, home of the non-profit Muslims Giving Back, [https://www.muslimgivingback.com/] was robbed just six days before Eid Al-Adha [/eid-al-adha-2019/]. The robbery took place on Monday, August 5. One man entered the Mosque, located at 5218 Third Avenue, during the time of Fajr prayer,
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Mohamed Bahe. (Photo: Zainab Iqbal/Bklyner)SUNSET PARK – Mohamed Bahe, 35, is humble. He’s the founder of the non-profit Muslims Giving Back [https://www.muslimgivingback.com] but refers to himself as a volunteer. Muslims Giving Back has allowed Bahe to transform a mosque for the better, create a free