USCMO Secretary General Oussama Jammal Speaks at ILC-NY 30th Anniversary Banquet

The US Council of Muslim Organizations is a member organization of Majlis Ash-Shura, the Islamic Leadership Council of New York. ILC-NY’s 30th Anniversary Banquet brought together organizations and individuals that serve the Muslim community, for a night of reflection and fundraising. Oussama Jammal Speaks at ILC-NY 30th Anniversary Banquet. 450 guest attendees were present at the Grand Prospect Hall in celebration of the work and legacy of Muslims in New York. Attendees included community leaders, partners and allies, mosques, elected officials, activists, and students.
One of the many distinguished speakers at this event was USCMO Secretary General Oussama Jammal. Oussama Jammal Speaks at ILC-NY 30th Anniversary Banquet. He extended his deep “congratulations for 30 years of service, unity, commitment, and dedication to the Muslim community” to ILC-NY. He said, “bringing people together isn’t an easy job, but it’s a must…Our strength, survival, aspiration will come through our unity and working together.”

The Islamic Leadership Council of New York (ILC-NY) celebrated its 30th Anniversary Banquet. It was attended by over 450 guests, including community leaders, partners, allies, mosques, elected officials, activists, and students. The banquet aimed to reflect on the work and legacy of Muslims in New York. It raised funds for the community. US Council of Muslim Organizations (USCMO) Secretary General, Oussama Jammal, was one of the distinguished speakers at the event. He congratulated ILC-NY on their 30 years of service, unity, commitment, and dedication to the Muslim community. He also emphasized the importance of bringing people together. Jammal highlighted that unity and working together is essential for the strength, survival, and aspiration of the Muslim community. The event brought together organizations and individuals that serve the Muslim community, aiming to strengthen the bonds of unity and cooperation within the community.