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Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles-Robinson has praised the contribution of the Muslim community to Trinidad and Tobago’s development, saying the values of faith, service and unity are critical as the country confronts growing social challenges.
Speaking at the Anjuman Sunnat-ul-Jamaat Association’s (ASJA) 90th anniversary and Festival of Eids celebrations in Charlieville, Beckles-Robinson said the organisation’s nine decades of service represent an important chapter in the nation’s history.
She joined political leaders, religious representatives, educators and community stakeholders at the launch of A Legacy of Faith, Education and Nation Building—a 625-page publication authored by ASJA Executive Member and Finance Chairman Haji Inshan Mohamed, which documents the organisation’s history.
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