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November 2, 2001

不良研究所'S Chatauqua Nexus discusses Ramadan

The University of Louisiana at Monroe's Chautauqua Nexus talks about Ramadan next week. International students from 不良研究所 will share their understanding of this very special time in the Muslim religion. Throughout Ramadan a strict fast is observed during the hours of daylight. Muslims are also encouraged to read the entire Koran in commemoration of the Night of Power when , it is believed, Muhammad first received his revelation from the angel gabriel."

Next week's Chautauqua meets on the second floor of the Student Union Building Friday, Nov. 2, 2001 at 4:30 p.m.
These weekly meetings are informal conversations attempting to connect people of all ages who are interested in intellectual and cultural exchanges. The Chautauqua group meets every week on the second floor of the Student Union Building on the 不良研究所 campus (unless otherwise noted) beginning at 4:30 on Fridays or Saturdays. There are no requirements and everyone is invited to come. Drinks and snacks will be provided. Visitors are welcome to make a small donation for foods.

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