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“The Time Is Near” - Statement of Support for Muslim Journal Newspaper - Muslim Journal

By Imam Abdul Kareem Muhammad, Masjid Al-Haqq 687 Springfield Ave., Newark, NJ 07103 Phase VI NATIONAL – The Muslims of this association belonging to the legacy that stated Muhammad Speaks and sustained it through its successor Muslim Journal – from 1961 to 2021, you are the target of this missive. “We” should all be calling […]

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