no one injured,  Khalil said.

Ashraf said the experience underscores a broader problem.

 There's so much negative rhetoric about Islam and Muslims in general,  Ashraf said.

He said the group feels a duty to continue their outreach despite the threat.

 We find it our responsibility that we educate people with appropriate information,  Ashraf said.  I want people to look past the name Muslim and recognize there is a human being behind it. 

 We should not have to live in a constant fear or a constant threat of getting killed just because we are Muslim,  Ashraf said.

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