‘Don’t Hate On Us:’ Ga. Muslim Voters See Path To Power
It’s Friday afternoon and, as the call to prayer begins at the Hamzah Islamic Center near Alpharetta, member Arif Kazi sets up a table near the mosque’s entryway. He puts out an American flag, flyers and laptops in the hopes of registering voters.
“Are you registered to vote?” Kazi asks the tech workers, parents and elders rushing in for the regular prayer service.
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