Members of Muslim community will be visiting the Arlington National Cemetery after Friday Prayers to pay their respects.

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American Muslims Commemorate on Veterans Day

Washington, D.C., November 10, 2016 - The American Muslim Institution joins with fellow Americans in commemorating the Veterans Day.

The freedom that we cherish today did not come to us on a platter, nor was it a given thing either. It was earned for us through the sacrifices of our men and women right from George Washington down to the last soldier fighting for our freedom.

We thank our veterans for their patriotism, service and sacrifice to our nation, and express our gratitude by paying homage to the places dedicated to our veterans. In Washington DC, there are over 20 places to visit and pay respects to our veterans listed at Msn.com titled "Commemorate Veterans Day by Visiting These 20 Places."

It is a Muslim tradition to pray for all humanity and seek forgiveness for those who sacrificed their lives for the benefit of all, and many a Muslim Americans will be visiting the cemeteries around the country to pay their homage.

Members of Muslim community will be visiting the Arlington National Cemetery after Friday Prayers to pay their respects.

AMI is committed to be a proactive voice for American Muslims, and our actions, writings and discussions are geared to achieve the ultimate goal, where "Americans will see Muslims as their neighbors and fellow citizens, committed to fighting against violent extremism and protecting the homeland."
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