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From war-torn Liberia to Saudi Arabian universities, and now to a masjid on Grays Avenue in Southwest Philadelphia, our guest embodies leadership through service and principle. Imam Jomandy didn't seek leadership, it found him when his community needed a voice. As leader of Masjid Ahl Sunnah, he's spent over two decades uniting Southwest Philadelphia's diverse Muslim community, bringing together African immigrants, African Americans, and Muslims from Arab and South Asian backgrounds.
As a member of Philadelphia's Islamic Engagement Commission under Mayor Cherelle Parker, he ensures underserved Muslim communities access city services. Today, we'll explore his leadership philosophy and his call for young leaders to step forward when communities need fresh voices.
Join us with Imam Mohamed Jomandy, a man who understands that true leadership is about responsibility, and that the strongest communities are built because of their diversity.
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