Cp vs Dr. Nabil Bayaki and Imam Maleck Sarr from Muslim Society 1

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http://www.blogtalkradio.com/conservative/va/2009/02/14/The-Black-Conservative-Show-Muslim-vs-Christian-Debate

Nabil A. Bayakly was born in Kumasi, Ghana in West Africa to Lebanese parents of Turkish descent. During his youth in Tripoli, Lebanon Bayakly graduated from Tripoli Evangelical School and attended the Tripoli Institute for High Islamic Studies for two years. After arriving in the United States in 1979, he earned a PhD from the Department of Cell and Molecular Biology at the University of Memphis. Dr. Bayakly is currently Assistant Professor of Biology at LeMoyne- Owen College in Memphis as well as Adjunct Professor for Islamic Studies at Memphis Theological Seminary. Bayakly is a cofounder of the Memphis Multireligious Association, serves as Chairman of Muslims in Memphis, and is a member of the Peace and Justice Center for the Midsouth, Diversity Memphis, and the Mayors Committee (of Memphis) for Multireligious and Multicultural Affairs. He also holds a Certificate of Achievement from the FBI for Civil Rights Training.

Bayakly has published numerous scientific, religious and sociopolitical papers and has been a guest speaker on Islamic and Middle East issues at many prestigious institutions, including Sewanee, Rhodes, and Columbia. Bayakly was the American-Muslim representative for the Second Asia Pacific Business Conference on Cultural Diversity at the Workplace in Putrajaya, Malaysia in 2005. Dr. Bayakly and his Ethiopian wife have four children, all US citizens.

The 2 islamic scholars were :
Dr. Sheik Nabil Bayakly a professor of islamic theology from Memphis Theological Seminary and Imam Maleck Sarr from Muslim Society of Memphis and leader of the Masjid As-Salaam

http://www.explorefaith.org/bio.bayakly.html

http://www.memphismuslims.org/
http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/2008/oct/20/muslims-in-memphis-local-mosques-differ-in/

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