Islamic Society of Central New Jersey to host ‘Solidarity with New Zealand’ interfaith event this Thursday

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A student offers police officers cookies at the Islamic Society of Central Jersey on Friday. Photo: South Brunswick Police Department.

The Islamic Society of Central New Jersey will host an interfaith forum to combat Islamophobia and hate this Thursday, March 21, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. The mosque is located on Route 1 south in South Brunswick.

Activities will include writing letters to the injured in New Zealand and making donations to affected families. A prayer service with special prayers for the victims of the New Zealand terrorist attacks will be followed by an interfaith panel discussion that will feature area clergy and elected officials.

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Police in South Brunswick keep watch at the local mosque after the terrorist attacks in New Zealand. Photo: South Brunswick Police Department.
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