Somali Students Association of Tennessee

Good afternoon everyone please come out for this event is for all the graduates of 2016 high school and college. This event is a fun get together for all of us before Ramadan starts! Inshallah see you all there 😊.

We've got some good news and some bad news...
bad news: Sheikh Sharif Ahmed will NOT be here this Saturday for SSAT's Graduation Ceremony. He had a last minute meeting come up.
good news: We WILL still have an SSAT Graduation Ceremony this Saturday, from 2:30-4:30! We'll go bowling at the Tusculum Lanes on Nolensville Road!

As of now the SSAT Graduation ceremony will be postponed until further notice. We will follow up with a summary and the new date of the event. Salam

Make sure you come to SSAT Graduation Ceremony next week. Our guest speaker this year is former President of Somali Sheik Sharif Ahmed. Lets welcome him and celebrate this years graduates.

Salaam Everyone! InshaAllah, our next meeting will be at the MYNT Vigil for Peace! please be there on Friday from 6-7:30pm at the corner of West End Ave. and 25th Ave!

Meeting reminder! SSAT will meet tonight at the TIRRC office from 7:30-9:30! Be there! :)

Masjid Al-Farooq was vandalized this morning, but alhamdulillah, with the help of our amazing community organizers Mohamed Shukri, Remziya Suleyman, the community members of Al-Farooq, and the amazing Metro Police Department and Crime Investigation unit, things are under control.

PLEASE join us tonight at Masjid Al-Farooq at 7pm for Isha prayer and a press conference. Let's stand in prayer with our Al-Farooq brothers and sisters, inshaAllah.

Al-Farooq's address is:
1421 4th Avenue South
Nashville, TN 37210

Ssat night tomorrow at 5 please come out and support.

Its FAFSA time. Call, fb or stop by Center for Refugees & Immigrants of Tennessee for info and help.

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Everybody make sure you come to the Center for Refugees & Immigrants of Tennessee and see Mohamed Dini.