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New Jersey Assembly Celebrates Muslim Heritage Month at Statehouse Ceremony

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February 3, 2025
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New Jersey Assembly Celebrates Muslim Heritage Month at Statehouse Ceremony
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The New Jersey State Assembly marked Muslim Heritage Month with a special ceremony at the Statehouse in Trenton, recognizing the invaluable contributions of Muslim Americans to the state’s cultural, social, and civic life.

Honoring Diversity and Community Engagement

The event brought together lawmakers, community leaders, and residents to celebrate the role of Muslim communities in fostering diversity, education, and interfaith collaboration. With approximately 320,000 Muslims—making up 3.5% of New Jersey’s population—the state has one of the largest and most vibrant Muslim communities in the country.

Assemblywoman Shama Haider Recognizes Young Pakistani-American Leaders

As part of the ceremony, Assemblywoman Shama Haider honored two distinguished Pakistani-American youth leaders, Hannan Arshad and Rizwan Ali, for their dedication to civic engagement and interfaith dialogue.

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Hannan Arshad: A Leader in Healthcare and Community Service

A Rutgers University graduate, Hannan Arshad is currently pursuing a Master’s in Healthcare Administration at New York University while working at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. He has played an active role in interfaith initiatives, community service, and political engagement, including his participation in the New Jersey Pakistan Day Parade.

Rizwan Ali: A Champion of Interfaith Dialogue

As the Religious Chairman of Darul Islah Mosque and Community Center in Teaneck, New Jersey, Rizwan Ali has been a leading force in promoting interfaith dialogue and organizing key community events, including Teaneck’s Muslim Heritage Month celebration. He is also the author of MetalGhost, a novel featuring a Muslim superhero.

Muslim Heritage Month: A Platform for Cultural Recognition

Now in its second year, Muslim Heritage Month serves as an opportunity to highlight Muslim Americans’ contributions in various fields while promoting cultural understanding and unity across communities.

Consulate General of Pakistan Reaffirms Support for Community Initiatives

Meanwhile, the Consulate General of Pakistan in New York reaffirmed its commitment to supporting initiatives that empower Pakistani and Muslim communities in New Jersey and other states under its consular jurisdiction. The consulate emphasized its dedication to fostering development, engagement, and representation for the Pakistani-American diaspora.

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