Imam Ali Siddiqui is the newly appointed Imam of Islamic Center of Petaluma, California. Imam Siddiqui is a peace and labor activist and an advocate for justice who is immersed in the Liberation Philosophy of Islam evident through his 35 years of community service including spiritual/educational development and service to low-wage workers, the sick, and the incarcerated. He is also a recognized Friday Khatib (Congregation Leader) , Islamic teacher, and Muslim Chaplain.
Hear two Important Lectures to meet and welcome Imam Ali Siddiqui:
Lecture 1:
Transforming Muslim Community
By Imam Ali Siddiqui
When: Saturday, June 13, 2009
Time: 6:00 pm, Starting with Salatul Asr, (late afternoon Prayer)
Where: Islamic Center of Petaluma
222 Bassett St., Petaluma, CA 94954
Lecture 2:
What America Needs to Know about Islam and Muslims:
An historic perspective
By Imam Ali Siddiqui
When:Thursday, June 25, 2009, 7:15 pm
Where: Friends House
684 Benicia Drive, Santa Rosa, California
(Rincon Valley area, Near Oliver’s Market on Montecito Ave.)
Imam Siddiqui is available for lectures, please contact him at 707-45-5234, siddiqui@aol.com. Read more about him on onenationforall.org
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