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1) Coordination Comes Before Unity 2) Multi-Culturalism 3) The Varied Fiqh Views 4) Ethnic Diversity 5) Diversity in Knowledge 6) Difference in Priorities 7) Unbalanced Attitudes 8) People Should Feel Welcome in the Masjid 9) Growth and Progress Take Time 10) Fear of the Unknown 11) Our Leaders Are Not Our Employees 12) Arrogance 13) Practical Steps to Coordinating Our Efforts 14) This Ummah is One Ummah 15) Majlis Ashura (Consultative Council of Masjids) 16) Coordinating National Conferences 17) Islamic Schools Must Be Free 18) We Must Adjudicate Our Own Legal Matters 19) We’ll Never Succeed Without Unity 20) How to Solve the Ethnic Divide 21) Can Muslims Call Jews Their Brothers? 22) Da’wah to the Nation of Islam 23) Establishing a True Brotherhood 24) Closing Remarks
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A panel presentation by two active and experienced Islamic workers in America. Shaker Elsayed outlines the hurdles to coordination and provides the prescription for successful coordination. Siraj Wahhaj shares with the audience his dream of centralized leadership and the real possibility that it can be accomplished in a relatively short period of time. What must Muslim communities do to make this dream a reality? (55 min)