| Radio Program (May 26, 2005) |
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There are an estimated 4,000 Muslim soldiers in the U.S. military, though some counts place that number much higher. We'll speak with the first Muslim imam in the US Army Chaplaincy — Major Abdul-Rasheed Muhammad — about Iraq, faith, and military service. |
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Abdul-Rasheed Muhammad
Muhummad is a major and the first Muslim chaplain to serve in the U.S. Army. |
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A soldier in the Iraqi Army and a soldier in the U.S. Army read their prayer books during the opening ceremony of the Masjid Al-Mu Mineen or Mosque of The Believers at Camp Cooke in Taji, Iraq. (DVIDS) |
