Muhammad Musri

Islamic Society of Central Florida / American Islam

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Senior Imam and President of the Islamic Society of Central Florida and National President of American Islam

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Forty-nine people are dead, along with the shooter, and an additional five are in grave condition, as the White House, the FBI and all Americans try to understand Sunday's events in…

The Orlando Nightclub Massacre: America's Deadliest Mass Shooting

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