1/20/11, Letter to Editor, Contra Costa Times

By: Osaama Saifi

Indeed, Martin Luther King Jr.'s dedicated civil rights minority lives today. America should not forget the blessings of King's movement and should recognize a dedicated minority even when it exists today.Today, "Islamophobia" afflicts Americans, but the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community's "Muslims for Peace" campaign provides clarity. Ahmadi Muslims advocate, "Love for all, hatred for none," and have been going door-to-door, street-to-street, giving this message.

As Americans desiring a more just and peaceful society, we should listen to the message of this dedicated minority in order to make the world a better place. Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream of peace and harmony would become even more possible.