South Florida, the 24 hour “Why Islam” campaign & the growing number of converts

Thanks to Mullah

There are 34 Islamic centers and about 200,000 practicing Muslims in South Florida.

“We are just like everyone else in what we believe in,” said Capella. “We have the same values that we share Jesus.”

There is a difference.

Capella, a devote  (sic) Muslim, said there are many misconceptions about her faith. She said she is happy the billboards are up, and hope it will spark conversation.

“We welcome all the questions because it’s an opportunity to describe our religion, describe our way of life and show how normal we are, and how similar we are to each other,” said Capella.

Abdul Rauf Khan is with the ‘Why Islam?’ campaign.

“We have 24 hour operations,” said Rauf Khan. “We have both English and Spanish.”

Rauf Khan said their job isn’t to convert.

 Rauf Khan is lying.