The most rewarding part of college life lies in the growth we experience beyond our academic pursuits. Clubs play a pivotal role in bringing about positive change and creating lasting memories. One unique aspect about being a college student is the ability to embrace multiple identities and nurture them in meaningful ways.
When we’re given the opportunity to deepen our connection to our faith and to others, we tap into the very essence of what sustains a thriving community. Similarly, the richness of college life stems from finding solace in a group of people in which you can carry your identity proudly and work on perfecting it as well. The Muslim Student Association (MSA) at Fordham University is a club that embodies these qualities.
At Fordham, MSA is centered around fostering a vibrant and inclusive Muslim community where Muslim students can be supported, empowered and inspired to grow in various categories of life. MSA stands for more than a club that centers its goals around what it’s like to have a Muslim identity on campus. Secretary Tasfia Ferdousi said, “MSA is all about creating a warm, welcoming space for our Muslim brothers and sisters to come together, connect and support each other.
” MSA actively maintains its presence as both a faith-based and social community through a variety of events. These include regular Jummah prayers and an array of activities that cater to both the spiritual and social needs of its members. As Events Coordinator Mehak Imran no.
