Over the years, the Muslim Students Association (MSA) club has committed itself to being a community for Muslim students to pray, learn about Islam. This year, however, MSA is hoping to extend their outreach to both Muslim and non-Muslim students alike.
Members of MSA have stated that they have found a sense of connection in each other, not only through academics, but also through their shared experiences and cultures. Many agree that the social events MSA has held outside of school have also had a positive influence on creating bonds between members by providing opportunities to get to know one another in a less formal setting.
“They have a lot in common with each other, and they’re truly not shy of being a Muslim and not shy of who they actually are,” MSA President Anas Irfan said. “We have community-building together to improve the brotherhood [for] all the Muslims and the people who are interested in the religion.”…