The Gala Saturday Concert

The Liacouras Center, Temple University,

1776 N Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19121

All Events postponed to 2024

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One of the highlights of the Festival will be the Gala Saturday Night Concert with some of the brightest stars in the American Muslim community, with MC Preacher Moss. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see these popular artists together at one event.

 Preacher Moss, MC and Comedian

Black. Muslim. Outspoken. Comic. Preacher Moss has a lot to say. And the comic, lecturer and anti-racism activist plans on getting a lot of stuff off his chest during the live taping of his new comedy special, “ Love Supreme: An Anatomy of Gratitude.” Preacher Moss in collaboration with Leon E. Alexander, Jr. and Tarus Mateen, will present an evening of hilarious stand-up comedy, social commentary, and jazz. Inspired by the masterpiece of great jazz musician John Coltrane -- “A Love Supreme” -- Preacher Moss hopes to enlist the “intellectually-engaged and spiritually-available” to think beyond the headlines in discussing race, religion, politics, and gender through a new point of view. A point of view that stimulates the mind, stirs the soul and awakens the spirit. He feels that difficult times call for gratitude and grace in harnessing the ability to laugh while going through life’s obstacles

Saturday Concert Performers

Oddisee

Event Time: TBD

Harris J

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Maher Zain (invited)

Event Time: TBD

Deen Squad

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Maimouna “Mumu Fresh” Youssef  Siddiq

Event Time: TBD

Fajjr+Ali 

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We firmly believe this festival can make a positive impact on interfaith understanding, especially in a region founded upon the creed of religious tolerance. By celebrating our cultural differences, the festival challenges the purveyors of bigotry and hate, and seeks to strengthen the bonds between different communities of faith by fostering mutual understanding across religious, racial, and ethnic backgrounds. Your sponsorship will demonstrate your commitment to these ideals.  Your support will make this festival and all the events associated with it free-of-charge and open to the public. 
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