Students from Wayne State University Law School's Muslim Law Students Association (MLSA) hosted their First Annual Ramadan Iftar on April 14 at the Wayne State University's Student Center.
Organizers said the event was an opportunity for Muslims and non-Muslims to come together and celebrate the purpose of Ramadan.
The guest speakers included Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Yvonna Abraham, Wayne Law Associate Professor Khaled Beydoun, and Sayed Saleh Qazwini.
"Wayne Law is in the heart of Detroit, and we must not only have a diverse set of students, but students must feel welcomed and accepted," said MLSA President Kawkab El-Moussaoui. "We grow better when we support each other. We don't want to be tolerated, we must be accepted and treated as equals amongst our peers."
Event organizers included El-Moussaoui, MLSA Vice President of Student Affairs Devon Graham-Aiyash, and MLSA Incoming President Fatima Elzhenni.
Happy to welcome guest speaker Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Yvonna Abraham (center) to Wayne Law’s First Annual Ramadan Iftar were (left to right) Kawkab El-Moussaoui, Fatima Elzhenni, Judge Yvonna Abraham, MLSA VP Devon Graham-Aiyash, and Professor Amer Zahr.
Also enjoying the Ramadan Iftar were (left to right) Alia Sareini, MLSA President Kawkab El-Moussaoui, MLSA incoming President Fatima Elzhenni, Professor Khaled Beydoun, and Zamzam Saleh.
Photos courtesy of Wayne Law.
(Photos courtesy of Wayne Law)
