First annual Muslim Heritage Month’ being held at Piscataway Library NJ

New Jersey: For the first time in the history of the American state of New Jersey, the celebration of Muslim Heritage Month has begun and the first annual ‘Muslim Heritage Month’ is being held on Saturday, January 6 at the Piscataway Library.

The New Jersey state assembly passed a resolution to celebrate Muslim cultural heritage every year in January, which was later signed by Governor Murphy.

The New Jersey Muslim Heritage Month Coalition decided to celebrate the first annual Muslim Heritage Month at the beginning of the New Year 2024, with all preparations already complete.

A Muslim Heritage event will be held on Saturday, January 6 at the Piscataway Public Library at 1:00 p.m.

According to the organizers, there will be various free events for children from grades 1 to 6, while others who wish to participate in the event must register first due to limited seats.

In this event, the participants will get to see and understand many things including Muslim civilization, culture, traditions, progress in scientific sciences, astronomy and fine arts, besides they will be able to enjoy more and different dishes.