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Debate over English use in U S mosques draws Muslims
US Muslims wrestle with whether English can replace Arabic in sermons while Friday prayers remain in Arabic. Critics warn Englishizing mosques could erode identity, while younger Muslims seek English to feel connected and understood, risking alienation from traditional centers.
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U.S
Rachel Zoll
Associated Press
Sana Rahim
Wyoming
Northwestern University
Rahim
America
West
Abu Majeed
South Florida
Pakistan
India
Asia
Abdullahi An-Na’im
Emory University School of Law
Islamic Cultural Center of
New York
Mohamed Shamsi Ali
Shamsi Ali
Omar Mezhar
Islamic Foundation
Villa Park
United States