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Ahmadiyya Muslim Students Organization - 1513
Registration Information
Organization Number: 1513
First Registered On: 03-11-1993
Last Registered On: 04-03-2013
Organization Information
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Status: Active
Purpose: To provide a better understanding and clarification of misconceptions of the Ahmadiyya movement in Islam, in conjunction with promoting peaceful co-existence with all individuals regardless of race, creed, or religion and providing humanitarian service to better serve the university and local community.
Membership: Students, faculty, and staff at The University of Texas at Austin.
Functions: Conducting interfaith dialogues to promote unity amongst all individuals, holding exhibitions on the Islamic faith and Ahmadiyya movement to dispute any misconceptions, and hosting blood drives and other humanitarian efforts to give back to the community.
Organization Type: Religious
Contact Information
E-mail: texasamso@gmail.com
Web site: http://www.texasamso.com
Representatives: (Name, Title)
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Usama Malik, President
Umar Ahmad, Outreach
Ali Pasha, Administrator
Michael Seager, Vice President
Irtiza Sheikh, Secretary
Walid Khan, Treasurer
Humayun Ahmad, Officer
Munaum Qureshi, Officer
Campus Office Address: 235
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