SHAFAQNA- The Star | By: Olivia Bowden : When an employee from the Children’s Aid Society visited Shahzad Mustafa’s mosque, in order to talk about the significance of Muslim families fostering children of the identical religion, he remembered thinking of his own childhood.
His mother had taken in three Muslim foster children for a few months when he was young — an experience he said had a profound impact on his life.
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