Thousands of Muslims across Long Island gathered in record numbers on Tuesday to celebrate one of the most important moments of the year — the end of Ramadan and its month of fasting.


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The 34,000-square-foot mosque is being spearheaded in part by a new, younger generation of Muslims, who number some 100,000 on the Island.

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Fed up with the bishop, Catholics Welcome Immigrants pushes for parish engagement against mass deportations.

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