Along with countless good Samaritans and houses of worship, Muslims and Arab Americans across Texas and the country have been on the forefront of disaster relief.
Source/Credit: Arab American News
By Hassan Khalifeh | September 7, 2017
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White, Brown, Black, wealthy and poor of Houston� all whose houses are too severely flooded to be livable � became refugees, lugging bags of their most precious belongings like an exiled Syrian mother abandoning her rubble-turned home.
In the midst of desolation, who you are and who comes to your rescue does not matter. Instead, the sense of fellowship and solidarity that has transpired in Texas has been remarkably inspiring for volunteers like Bilal Rana and his team of more than 100 Muslim youths aiding victims of the storm.
They are part of the 5,000-strong Ahmadiyya Muslim Community�s youth association, working with its charity and disaster relief program, Humanity First, to provide anyone in need with food, water, clothing and other supplies.
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