Taxation for Islamization.

In an effort to promote tolerance through education, the South Brunswick Public Library (SBPL) in Monmouth junction, New Jersey hosted one in a series of conversations on major faiths around the world on Sunday.

Suzy Ismail, author and visiting professor of communication at DeVry University, led the discussion.
“Dispelling Misconceptions About Islam,” provided an understanding of what Islam is all about and how she as a Muslim American lives her faith.

In other words, it was nothing about real Islam or Islamic history but merely about how she wants Islam to be perceived…by the kuffar.

Ismail spoke to a crowd of more than 70 people, including members of the South Brunswick Human Relations Commission (SBHRC), the Interfaith Clergy Association of Greater South Brunswick and the Community Resource Team, who co-sponsored the event.

South Brunswick Board of Education Member Azra Baig, coordinator of Sunday’s program and member of the township’s Human Relations Committee, said she was hopeful that the event would dispel some of the misconceptions about Islam.

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