Headquarters · the domeIn 1986 a brother from Washington’s Ethiopian Muslim community died and was buried in a non-Muslim cemetery. The community met, formed a foundation, and made its first act a fund so that it would never happen again.
Forty years later the same foundation prays in three places, runs a weekend school with a waiting list, and is paying off a masjid of its own. It took its name from Ethiopia’s oldest gift to Islam: the first hijrah, when the Najashi sheltered the Prophet’s ﷺ companions.
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