Two co-founders of the plan to build a Muslim community center and mosque in downtown Manhattan have begun exploring a new, and possibly competing, project: an interfaith cultural center that they said might be located at the currently proposed site, two blocks from ground zero, or elsewhere in the neighborhood.
, the executive director of the American Society for Muslim Advancement, said that she and her husband, Imam , two co-founders whose involvement in the controversial community center plan was curtailed this year after a falling out with their real estate partner, might develop a new project that was larger in concept than what is now proposed at 51 Park Place.
Source: The New York Times
