Interfaith prayers led at Auschwitz by most senior Muslim to visit to date

A joint delegation of Muslims from the Muslim World League and Jews from the American Jewish Committee gathered today at the Auschwitz Museum, where both Muslim and Jewish prayers were said.

Muhammad bin Abdul Karim Issa of the Muslim World League visits Auschwitz with David Harris, Rabbi David Rosen, and Harriet Schleifer of the American Jewish Committee. January 23, 2020.

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ByDONNA RACHEL EDMUNDS

JANUARY 23, 2020 18:13

Interfaith prayers led at Auschwitz by most senior Muslim to visit to date

A joint delegation of Muslims from the Muslim World League and Jews from the American Jewish Committee gathered today at the Auschwitz Museum, where both Muslim and Jewish prayers were said.

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Interfaith prayers led at Auschwitz by most senior Muslim to visit to date

A joint delegation of Muslims from the Muslim World League and Jews from the American Jewish Committee gathered today at the Auschwitz Museum, where both Muslim and Jewish prayers were said.

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