Whole football team of Cameroon became a Muslim in droves in Dubai

Each member of the Cameroon national football team, including the coaches and their priests had converted to Islam, according to the Department of Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Dubai (IACAD), United Arab Emirates.

Cameroon team members reciting the Kalima en masse after attending a training camp organized by the department in Dubai.

According IACAD, the decision was taken because they were impressed with the hospitality of the local people and the peace and tranquility that can be felt in Islam.

Cameroon team came from the academy shirt specially organized for the orphans, and the poor people geladangan.

IACAD Director General, Dr. Hamad Al Shaibani said, the department has seen many residents and tourists from different nationalities converted to Islam.

"Most of them embraced Islam, attracted by the values ​​of tolerance, i humane and Islamic principles and charity shown by the Muslims themselves," said Hamad.

IACAD many organized programs for the converts and non-Muslims in the introduction that propagated the message of Islam as a religion for all.

The department was founded by the late Sheikh Rashid Saeed Al Maktoum in 1969 to serve as the body responsible for managing the central memorize the Quran, supervise and maintain mosques, charities and associations to manage licensing of Islamic institutions and supervise administrative affairs, finance and affairs of the Fatwa.

So far IACAD has 17 Islamic centers and 38 centers memorizing the Quran in Dubai.