From Abdullah Al Mamun | MLFA <[email protected]>
Subject Day 7: Plant the seeds of hope
Date July 28, 2020 7:27 PM
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Assalamu'alaykum John,

This beautiful hadith of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) speaks volumes on
the necessity of doing what we can, no matter how late, even if we
won't necessarily see the fruits of our labor ourselves. We hope for a
good outcome, and ultimately, God's reward.

Litigation is a similar process. Sometimes it may take years for a case
to be resolved, and sometimes, the results are not as we expect. But
along the way, we learn and we grow. We may reap the rewards of our
efforts at a later time or in an unexpected way, but the intention
behind our work is not in vain. Nothing is lost when you do your best
and trust in God.

As the recently departed Congressman and civil rights activist John
Lewis once said, "Change often takes time. It rarely happens all at
once. In the movement, we didn't know how history would play itself
out."

Our beneficiaries know this, too: "I never knew what was around the
corner: it could have been everything, or it could have been nothing,
but I was ready to take the first step," client Akili Ujima recently
told us, "and I wouldn't have gotten this far without CLCMA."

We believe that as long as we hold on to hope, we can make a difference
and move our country forward. It may not be easy, quick, or clear to us
now, but one day, by God's Will, our efforts towards freedom, liberty,
peace, and justice will bloom.

As the best ten days of the year come to a close, it is not too late to
make your best gift towards the work of justice. Support us today!

In faith and for justice,

Abdullah Al Mamun
Deputy Executive Director
Muslim Legal Fund of America

 

Help plant the seeds of hope during these blessed days!
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