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Durham's first Muslim woman reelected vows to honor community legacy and serve with purpose

January 01, 2025 | Durham County, North Carolina


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Durham's first Muslim woman reelected vows to honor community legacy and serve with purpose
The Board of County Commissioners meeting on December 2, 2024, began with a heartfelt acknowledgment from the newly reelected commissioner, who expressed gratitude for the support received from fellow elected officials and community members. The commissioner highlighted the significance of the moment, reflecting on their first swearing-in ceremony during the COVID-19 pandemic, which was a stark contrast to the current gathering filled with community spirit.

The commissioner, noted as the first Muslim woman elected and reelected in North Carolina, emphasized the values of compassion, justice, and service that guide their work. They also took a moment to honor the memory of individuals who have passed away, recognizing their contributions to the community and the inspiration they provide in the commissioner’s service.

In closing, the commissioner expressed appreciation for their family and ancestors, acknowledging the sacrifices made for the opportunity to serve in public office. This meeting marked not only a celebration of leadership but also a commitment to continue serving the residents of Durham County with dedication and purpose.

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