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Passover Iftar – Liberation – RevelationApril 17, 2022
Ramadan Iftar Dinner with CrederaApril 14, 2022
Ramadan Iftar (Dinner)April 9, 2022
Muhammad(s) as a Chaplain: Islam’s prophet as pastoral care providerDecember 17, 2021
Changes in the Colorado Muslim community 20 years after 9/11 terrorist attacksSeptember 14, 2021

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This evening, we were delighted to share a Passove

This evening, we were delighted to share a Passover Iftar with our Jewish friends.
We learned about #Ramadan and #Passover rituals and practices followed by a delicious iftar.

Mosaic was excited and honored to host an iftar fo

Mosaic was excited and honored to host an iftar for employees of @lifeatcredera, a global boutique technology and management consulting company.
It was a wonderful evening, many thanks to all who attended.
#Ramadan

Mosaic hosted this evening a Ramadan iftar. After

Mosaic hosted this evening a Ramadan iftar. After a two year break this event has been Mosaic’s first in-person program.
Many thanks to all participants for sharing this evening with us.
#ramadan

What Does Ramadan Mean To You?

What Does Ramadan Mean To You?

Ramadan Greetings from Rep. Jason Crow - Colorado

Ramadan Greetings from Rep. Jason Crow - Colorado Congressman District 6 to Muslims in Colorado.

Thank you all volunteers for participating in our

Thank you all volunteers for participating in our first ever blood drive of the year at our new place 💉

Mosaic volunteers spent their Saturday morning at

Mosaic volunteers spent their Saturday morning at the Food Bank of the Rockies. They helped package food for children, families, and seniors in our community.

Mosaic organized a Noah’s Pudding drive thru. We

Mosaic organized a Noah’s Pudding drive thru. We hope everyone enjoyed the delicious Ashure puddings! 😋

"We have to change the history books" Imam Abdur-R

"We have to change the history books" Imam Abdur-Rahim Ali

The Killing of George Floyd: the Aftermath and Reflections with Colorado African-American Leaders.

Imam Abdur-Rahim Ali is the Imam (religious leader) of the Northeast Denver Islamic Center.

<img src="https://mosaicfoundation.org/mosaic/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt=""We have to change the history books" Imam Abdur-Rahim Ali The Killing of George Floyd: the Aftermath and Reflections with Colorado African-American Leaders. Imam Abdur-Rahim Ali is the Imam (religious leader) of the Northeast Denver Islamic Center.">

"We have to change the history books" Imam Abdur-R

"We have to change the history books" Imam Abdur-Rahim Ali

The Killing of George Floyd: the Aftermath and Reflections with Colorado African-American Leaders.

Imam Abdur-Rahim Ali is the Imam (religious leader) of the Northeast Denver Islamic Center.

<img src="https://mosaicfoundation.org/mosaic/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt=""We have to change the history books" Imam Abdur-Rahim Ali The Killing of George Floyd: the Aftermath and Reflections with Colorado African-American Leaders. Imam Abdur-Rahim Ali is the Imam (religious leader) of the Northeast Denver Islamic Center.">

"When you see my black body somewhere don't assume

"When you see my black body somewhere don't assume that I don't belong there" Dr. Nabeeh Hassan

The Killing of George Floyd: the Aftermath and Reflections with Colorado African-American Leaders.

Dr. Nabeeh Hasan is the Co-Director of the Colorado Muslim Speakers Bureau (CMSB), an affiliate of the Islamic Networks Group (ING). He is active in speaking at and facilitating interfaith efforts, youth development and training speakers. Nabeeh is also a biomedical researcher at National Jewish Health, specializing in genomics of infectious lung diseases. Through speaking about Islam, health and science, Nabeeh has given hundreds of presentations to primary schools, universities, churches, hospitals and professional societies. He currently lives in Denver, CO. Nabeeh represents the Muslim religion.

Ramadan Greetings by Sheikh Husayn El-Mekki Abdull

Ramadan Greetings by Sheikh Husayn El-Mekki Abdullah-Aziz

Sheikh Husayn El-Mekki Abdullah-Aziz was born in West Philadelphia. His parents and family came from a Christian /catholic background. He went to seminary abroad at a young age. He has an education background in nursing, I/T as well as Islamic Studies and Philosophy. Currently he is a PhD student at the University of Denver. He is part of the board of Ahl al-Bayt Assembly of America in Colorado. He is a local Imam and the advisor to several mosques. He is also active in areas of social, racial and climate justice, interfaith and intra-faith dialogue, youth advocacy and mental health /autism awareness. He has language expertise in Farsi /Persian, Dari, and Arabic. And he enjoys spending time with family, writing poetry, translation, travel, reading and basketball.

Ramadan Greetings by Rev. Amanda Henderson Rev. A

Ramadan Greetings by Rev. Amanda Henderson

Rev. Amanda Henderson has served as Executive Director of The Interfaith Alliance of Colorado since 2014. She is an Ordained Minister in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), where she has served as a pastor, and is pursuing a Ph.D in Religion and Politics at the University of Denver and Iliff School of Theology. She is author of Holy Chaos, Creating Connections in Divisive Times, and is a frequent speaker and writer on the topics of interfaith understanding, advocacy, and civic engagement.

Qur'an and Nasheed for Ramadan Greetings by Fahret

Qur'an and Nasheed for Ramadan Greetings by Fahrettin Merakli

Ramadan Greetings by Rabbi Brian Field Rabbi Bria

Ramadan Greetings by Rabbi Brian Field

Rabbi Brian Field Born and raised in Vancouver, Canada, Rabbi Brian moved to the United States to attend the Reconstructionist Rabbinical School in Philadelphia, PA. Ordained as a rabbi in 1994, Rabbi Brian has served congregations in Chatham, New Jersey and Madison, Wisconsin. In 2004, Rabbi Brian moved to Denver with his family to help launch Judaism Your Way, an organization dedicated to creating spaces in Judaism for those who had never before felt that they belonged. Rabbi Brian’s vision is a maximally-inclusive Judaism that plays a robust role in the healing of the planet and the liberation of all human beings.

<img src="https://mosaicfoundation.org/mosaic/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Ramadan Greetings by Rabbi Brian Field Rabbi Brian Field Born and raised in Vancouver, Canada, Rabbi Brian moved to the United States to attend the Reconstructionist Rabbinical School in Philadelphia, PA. Ordained as a rabbi in 1994, Rabbi Brian has served congregations in Chatham, New Jersey and Madison, Wisconsin. In 2004, Rabbi Brian moved to Denver with his family to help launch Judaism Your Way, an organization dedicated to creating spaces in Judaism for those who had never before felt that they belonged. Rabbi Brian’s vision is a maximally-inclusive Judaism that plays a robust role in the healing of the planet and the liberation of all human beings.">

Ramadan Greetings by Imam ShemsAdeen Ben-Masaud I

Ramadan Greetings by Imam ShemsAdeen Ben-Masaud

Imam ShemsAdeen Ben-Masaud was born and raised in Denver, Colorado and graduated from the CU Business School earning a bachelors degree in Information Systems and International Business.
In 2010 he traveled overseas to pursue formal Islamic studies at Qasid Arabic Institute and (W.I.S.E ) University in Amman, Jordan, where he earned a bachelor's degree in the faculty of Islamic Jurisprudence and its Foundations.
Imam ShemsAdeen served as Imam and Religious Director at The Metropolitan Denver North Islamic Center (Masjid Ikhlas) in Northglenn Colorado from 2015-2019 and currently serves as Director of Student Affairs & Community Engagement at Crescent View Academy.
Imam ShemsAdeen remains highly engaged in interfaith, outreach, and bridge building efforts between the Muslim community and other faith traditions, public officials and community law enforcement. He speaks regularly at Churches, Universities and other public forums.

<img src="https://mosaicfoundation.org/mosaic/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Ramadan Greetings by Imam ShemsAdeen Ben-Masaud Imam ShemsAdeen Ben-Masaud was born and raised in Denver, Colorado and graduated from the CU Business School earning a bachelors degree in Information Systems and International Business. In 2010 he traveled overseas to pursue formal Islamic studies at Qasid Arabic Institute and (W.I.S.E ) University in Amman, Jordan, where he earned a bachelor's degree in the faculty of Islamic Jurisprudence and its Foundations. Imam ShemsAdeen served as Imam and Religious Director at The Metropolitan Denver North Islamic Center (Masjid Ikhlas) in Northglenn Colorado from 2015-2019 and currently serves as Director of Student Affairs & Community Engagement at Crescent View Academy. Imam ShemsAdeen remains highly engaged in interfaith, outreach, and bridge building efforts between the Muslim community and other faith traditions, public officials and community law enforcement. He speaks regularly at Churches, Universities and other public forums.">

Ramadan Greetings by Imam ShemsAdeen Ben-Masaud I

Ramadan Greetings by Imam ShemsAdeen Ben-Masaud

Imam ShemsAdeen Ben-Masaud was born and raised in Denver, Colorado and graduated from the CU Business School earning a bachelors degree in Information Systems and International Business.
In 2010 he traveled overseas to pursue formal Islamic studies at Qasid Arabic Institute and (W.I.S.E ) University in Amman, Jordan, where he earned a bachelor's degree in the faculty of Islamic Jurisprudence and its Foundations.
Imam ShemsAdeen served as Imam and Religious Director at The Metropolitan Denver North Islamic Center (Masjid Ikhlas) in Northglenn Colorado from 2015-2019 and currently serves as Director of Student Affairs & Community Engagement at Crescent View Academy.
Imam ShemsAdeen remains highly engaged in interfaith, outreach, and bridge building efforts between the Muslim community and other faith traditions, public officials and community law enforcement. He speaks regularly at Churches, Universities and other public forums.

<img src="https://mosaicfoundation.org/mosaic/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Ramadan Greetings by Imam ShemsAdeen Ben-Masaud Imam ShemsAdeen Ben-Masaud was born and raised in Denver, Colorado and graduated from the CU Business School earning a bachelors degree in Information Systems and International Business. In 2010 he traveled overseas to pursue formal Islamic studies at Qasid Arabic Institute and (W.I.S.E ) University in Amman, Jordan, where he earned a bachelor's degree in the faculty of Islamic Jurisprudence and its Foundations. Imam ShemsAdeen served as Imam and Religious Director at The Metropolitan Denver North Islamic Center (Masjid Ikhlas) in Northglenn Colorado from 2015-2019 and currently serves as Director of Student Affairs & Community Engagement at Crescent View Academy. Imam ShemsAdeen remains highly engaged in interfaith, outreach, and bridge building efforts between the Muslim community and other faith traditions, public officials and community law enforcement. He speaks regularly at Churches, Universities and other public forums.">

Ramadan Greetings by Congressman Jason Crow A for

Ramadan Greetings by Congressman Jason Crow

A former Army Ranger and lawyer, Congressman Jason Crow represents Colorado’s Sixth Congressional District, encompassing Aurora and parts of Adams and Douglas Counties. Jason worked his way through college before enlisting in the Army and serving our country in Iraq and Afghanistan. Upon returning home, Jason struggled to get his veterans benefits so he went to work helping veterans across Colorado. As an attorney, Jason was named Denver’s Pro-bono Lawyer of the Year for work helping service members transition from military to civilian life. A proven reformer, Jason is working to strengthen our democracy and fight the influence of money in politics through ethics and campaign finance reform. The House passed his first bill, the End Dark Money Act, which would close a loophole that allows mega-donors to hide their political contributions, in HR 1: For the People Act. Beyond increasing government transparency, Jason is focused on preventing gun violence, protecting DREAMers and passing comprehensive immigration reform, and combating the effects of climate change.

<img src="https://mosaicfoundation.org/mosaic/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Ramadan Greetings by Congressman Jason Crow A former Army Ranger and lawyer, Congressman Jason Crow represents Colorado’s Sixth Congressional District, encompassing Aurora and parts of Adams and Douglas Counties. Jason worked his way through college before enlisting in the Army and serving our country in Iraq and Afghanistan. Upon returning home, Jason struggled to get his veterans benefits so he went to work helping veterans across Colorado. As an attorney, Jason was named Denver’s Pro-bono Lawyer of the Year for work helping service members transition from military to civilian life. A proven reformer, Jason is working to strengthen our democracy and fight the influence of money in politics through ethics and campaign finance reform. The House passed his first bill, the End Dark Money Act, which would close a loophole that allows mega-donors to hide their political contributions, in HR 1: For the People Act. Beyond increasing government transparency, Jason is focused on preventing gun violence, protecting DREAMers and passing comprehensive immigration reform, and combating the effects of climate change.">

Ramadan Greetings by Rabbi Brian Field Rabbi Bria

Ramadan Greetings by Rabbi Brian Field

Rabbi Brian Field Born and raised in Vancouver, Canada, Rabbi Brian moved to the United States to attend the Reconstructionist Rabbinical School in Philadelphia, PA. Ordained as a rabbi in 1994, Rabbi Brian has served congregations in Chatham, New Jersey and Madison, Wisconsin. In 2004, Rabbi Brian moved to Denver with his family to help launch Judaism Your Way, an organization dedicated to creating spaces in Judaism for those who had never before felt that they belonged. Rabbi Brian’s vision is a maximally-inclusive Judaism that plays a robust role in the healing of the planet and the liberation of all human beings.

<img src="https://mosaicfoundation.org/mosaic/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Ramadan Greetings by Rabbi Brian Field Rabbi Brian Field Born and raised in Vancouver, Canada, Rabbi Brian moved to the United States to attend the Reconstructionist Rabbinical School in Philadelphia, PA. Ordained as a rabbi in 1994, Rabbi Brian has served congregations in Chatham, New Jersey and Madison, Wisconsin. In 2004, Rabbi Brian moved to Denver with his family to help launch Judaism Your Way, an organization dedicated to creating spaces in Judaism for those who had never before felt that they belonged. Rabbi Brian’s vision is a maximally-inclusive Judaism that plays a robust role in the healing of the planet and the liberation of all human beings.">

Ramadan Greetings by Congressman Jason Crow A for

Ramadan Greetings by Congressman Jason Crow

A former Army Ranger and lawyer, Congressman Jason Crow represents Colorado’s Sixth Congressional District, encompassing Aurora and parts of Adams and Douglas Counties. Jason worked his way through college before enlisting in the Army and serving our country in Iraq and Afghanistan. Upon returning home, Jason struggled to get his veterans benefits so he went to work helping veterans across Colorado. As an attorney, Jason was named Denver’s Pro-bono Lawyer of the Year for work helping service members transition from military to civilian life. A proven reformer, Jason is working to strengthen our democracy and fight the influence of money in politics through ethics and campaign finance reform. The House passed his first bill, the End Dark Money Act, which would close a loophole that allows mega-donors to hide their political contributions, in HR 1: For the People Act. Beyond increasing government transparency, Jason is focused on preventing gun violence, protecting DREAMers and passing comprehensive immigration reform, and combating the effects of climate change.

<img src="https://mosaicfoundation.org/mosaic/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png" alt="Ramadan Greetings by Congressman Jason Crow A former Army Ranger and lawyer, Congressman Jason Crow represents Colorado’s Sixth Congressional District, encompassing Aurora and parts of Adams and Douglas Counties. Jason worked his way through college before enlisting in the Army and serving our country in Iraq and Afghanistan. Upon returning home, Jason struggled to get his veterans benefits so he went to work helping veterans across Colorado. As an attorney, Jason was named Denver’s Pro-bono Lawyer of the Year for work helping service members transition from military to civilian life. A proven reformer, Jason is working to strengthen our democracy and fight the influence of money in politics through ethics and campaign finance reform. The House passed his first bill, the End Dark Money Act, which would close a loophole that allows mega-donors to hide their political contributions, in HR 1: For the People Act. Beyond increasing government transparency, Jason is focused on preventing gun violence, protecting DREAMers and passing comprehensive immigration reform, and combating the effects of climate change.">

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