Muslims in America

celebrate the end of the fasting month of Ramadan

Muslims in America gathered in mosques around the A-grade? D cl al Fitr? Ture their holy month of Ramadan. Muslims around the world

U.S. capital st? Mth in the Islamic Center in Washington in one of the most elegant of the city, known as Embassy Row.

? Egyptians Youssef Mohammed, a law student rushed to the entrance of the M? Men with his mind on what he ask of God this year.

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said it was the first time he has spent the holiday, gypten au? OUTSIDE his home?.

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minarets and towers into the streets  of this noble s diplomatic. Several

beggar was standing before the iron gate of the mosque. To separate a stressed

veiled women side entrance.

Jamile Ramadan to America from Lebanon  14 years ago. Sometimes qweig0906 missing the path of A? D is celebrated in his homeland, especially if it is in the settings? That.

? There are not many people who are fasting,  especially at work? She said. ? You have the feeling to welcome you to stop you from coffee. And it is not as friendly as ours. They feel people ask: "Are you fasting It is a myth, why do you want ?'"

A survey of Muslims in  the United States issued A? D al-Fitr, that most were well assimilated into American society, many say it has become more difficult to be a Muslim in America since the 11th September 2001 Conn.? GE.  fmdw110906 addjgvldo