From Menna Jammal <[email protected]>
Subject {Email 3 of 6} 👮‍ Should Muslim prisoners be allowed to practice Islam?
Date August 9, 2019 4:10 AM
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As salaamu alaykum John,

"The degree of civilization in a society is revealed by entering its
prisons." -- Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Tawba, or repentance, is a most honorable effort for Muslims. Prisoners
who strive to atone for their mistakes should be encouraged to do so.
Instead, many Muslim prisoners are faced with discrimination when they
ask for religious literature, halal food or other accommodations.

How we treat the most vulnerable among us says a lot about who we are as
a nation. We should take care of the vulnerable - be it the young,
old, sick or imprisoned.

Attorneys at the MLFA-funded Constitutional Law Center for Muslims in
America have defended Muslim prisoners and restored their religious
freedom rights that are guaranteed to all - even prisoners.

Although the struggle is far from over, we are making a difference.

In faith and for justice,

Menna Jammal
Communications Coordinator
Muslim Legal Fund of America
Funding the Work that Makes Justice Possible

Muslim Legal Fund of America, 833 E Arapaho Rd, Suite 209, Richardson, Texas 75081, United States

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