<p>Statement by ICNA Vice President Imam Khalid Griggs on the Baltimore Riots (May 1, 2015)</p>

Statement by ICNA Vice President Imam Khalid Griggs on the Baltimore Riots (May 1, 2015)

Imam Khalid Fattah Griggs accepted Islam in 1972. He is the Imam of The Community Mosque of Winston-Salem in North Carolina. This is a position he has held since 1984. He is also co-chairman of the North Carolina-based Black Leadership Roundtable of Winston-Salem-Forsyth County.

Imam Griggs co-founded the Institute for Islamic Involvement in the early 1980s and edited its journal, Vision, for six years. More recently, he served as editor of The Message magazine. Imam Griggs currently hold board chair position for ICNA Council for Social Justice.

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Imam Khalid Fattah Griggs accepted Islam in 1972. He is the Imam of The Community Mosque of Winston-Salem in North Carolina. This is a position he has held since 1984. He is also co-chairman of the North Carolina-based Black Leadership Roundtable of Winston-Salem-Forsyth County. Imam Griggs co-founded the Institute for Islamic Involvement in the early 1980s and edited its journal, Vision, for six years. More recently, he served as editor of The Message magazine. Imam Griggs currently hold board chair position for ICNA Council for Social Justice. Podcast managed by Shadi Sakr.

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Statement by ICNA Vice President Imam Khalid Griggs on the Baltimore Riots (May 1, 2015)

Statement by ICNA Vice President Imam Khalid Griggs on the Baltimore Riots (May 1, 2015)