Religion and Politics

Muslim College Chaplains Extend a Hand Across Religious Divides

The New York Times’ Samuel G. Freedman reports on Muslim chaplains’ work at universities across the country in a time of increasing Islamophobia. There are more than 40 Muslim chaplains in the United States. Fardosa Hassan, a Muslim chaplain at Augsburg College, says, “My role is to help students negotiate this multifaith, diverse environment. I’m going to give them a tool for when they go out of this institution, so they know how to be respectful of others.”

Read at The New York Times

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