The South Florida Muslim Federation had already been organizing multiple “Open Mosque” days at local Islamic centers throughout South Florida before two teenagers opened fire in a San Diego mosque, killing three people over the weekend.
The local events are held in tandem with National Open Mosque Day — a month-long initiative starting May 3 that encourages mosques to open their doors to the public so that non-Muslim neighbors can ask questions and engage in a friendly discourse.
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