Crimean Tatars opened in Lviv its religious office - for prayer and study of the Quran

Muslim Tatar religious community "Yihsan" March 25, opened an office in Lviv. In cooperation with the NGO "Community of Crimean Tatars" she rented a room at this pr. Liberty 26 - next to the Opera House. Office musulmanskoyi community in Lviv "Ihsan". Photo: Roman Baluk / ZIK There will be conducted lessons of Arabic and study the Koran, and in a special room Muslims will be able to gather in prayer – traditional prayer in Islam. &Laquo; n ’ Five times a day here will be conducted prayers. Our doors are open to all Muslims, notdepending on the nationality & raquo ;, – said at the opening of the community head « Yihsan » Ernest Abkelyamov. Community Members « Yihsan » Ruslan Ablyatimov said that the Crimean Tatars, who were forced to leave Crimea, concerns about preserving their own identity, their cultural and religious traditions, so open center – This is primarily a place for communication. &Laquo; second goal, which we wanted to achieve with the opening of this office, floor ’ connected with the fact that in Ukraine in general and in the post, there are many stereotypes about Muslims. Because we want this to be the place where the media and the community could contact if they have any questions. HAsha's position is that the more we open, the less will be some caution & raquo ;, – he said. He also said that one day will be dedicated to Muslim women where they can contact the organization on various issues. In particular, it is planned that it will be Saturday. NGO Coordinator « Community of Crimean dadp » Elvin Kadyrov added that also in this office will function of their organization. &Laquo; These focal points will be all over Ukraine. The first has opened in Kiev, second – in. To be Kherson, Dnipropetrovsk and other cities & raquo ;, – he said. Elvin Kadyrov also said that the Crimean Tatars wantleave the city for a positive contribution. However, they hope that in the future situation's changed and it will be possible for them to return home. Told

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