Carmella Muhammad, without mask, and Muslims from Mosque Maryam feeding homeless in Chicago.
Muslims from the Nation of Islam’s flagship Mosque Maryam gathered at The Foodie’s Spot restaurant across the street to prepare, pack and deliver meals to the less fortunate in the city of Chicago.
The post-worship service act of kindness March 13 reflected the Islamic values of charity, kindness, and love. Carmella Muhammad, owner of The Foodie’s Spot organized the free meals and feeding of the homeless, which has been a regular project of the Believers in Chicago. Medical students from the University of Chicago joined the effort by conducting screenings and referring people with medical issues to places for help. In addition to nutritious meals, smiles and warm spirits were free copies of The Final Call newspaper, published by the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam, donated by the Fruit of Islam.
Photos by Haroon Rajaee
Carmella Muhammad, without mask, and Muslims from Mosque Maryam feeding homeless in Chicago.Final Call managing editor Starla Muhammad joins effort to serve community.Lionel Muhammad shares a good word in The Final Call to go with a good meal.Medical student takes blood pressure during mission to serve homeless.Muslims gather at The Foodie’s Spot restaurant to pack and take free meals to the Chicago’s streets.Muslims delivered The Final Call as part of serving those in need.Offering food and The Final Call to everyone during an afternoon of service.Setting up to serve homeless on a Sunday in Chicago.Troy 5X hands out nutricious meals and The Final Call.University of Chicago medical students and Muslims delivered health screenings and healthy food to the homeless.Young Muslims attend to someone who needs help during March 13 community outreach.
