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A 31-year-old National Hockey League NHL player Nazem Kadri became the first Muslim to win the Stanley Cup. To mark his achievement, the player took the trophy to London Muslim Mosque in Ontario, Canada on Saturday, August 27. In June 2022, Nazem Kadri made headlines as the first Muslim to lift the Stanley Cup, when the Colorado Avalanche defeated the Tampa Bay. It is customary for each member of the winning team to spend a day with the Lord Stanley Cup. Also Read17-year-old becomes the youngest pilot to fly solo around world Kadri visit to the mosque with the cup, after he arrived with it in his hometown was part of his day with the cup. It is believed to be the first time that the Stanley Cup has entered a mosque. Watch the video here: Nazem Kadri brings the Stanley Cup to the London Muslim Mosque. This is believed to be the first time in history that the Cup [url=https://www.hydro-jug.us]hydrojug[/url] has entered a mosque. @HkyNightPunjabi @NHL @Sportsnet pic.twitter/wRIZAm8hvvmdash; Amrit Gill @AmritG August 27, [url=https://www.hydrojug.ca]hydrojug[/url] 2022 You guys have been supporting me from day one, which is something I always appreciate, Kadri told thehundreds who gathered at the mosque on Oxford Street West. These are the streets I grew up on. This is the mosque I used to come to and everything has just seemed [url=https://www.hydro-flasks.ca]hydro flask[/url] to come around full circle. I ;m very appreciative, very privileged and honoured to be the first Muslim to bring the Stanley Cup to the mosque. It a big deal. That something that Nuuc Telangana: Over 15,700 students skip Intermediate 2nd-year exams
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