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‘Islamophobia is’ Video Series Released

Islam in Canada

‘Islamophobia is’ Video Series Released

On January 29, 2017, six Muslims were killed and another 19 injured when an anti-Muslim gunmanopened fire [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quebec_City_mosque_shooting#Victims]in a Quebec mosque. At the time, it was themost fatal [http://extremism.ca/results.aspx]act of ideological violence in Canada since

Toronto Multifaith Iftar to support climate justice

Toronto Multifaith Iftar to support climate justice

[http://127.0.0.1/wp/2015/toronto-multifaith-iftar-to-support-climate-justice/climate-iftar-july-5-2015/] (June 19, 2015) – A broad-based coalition of Faith communities from across the Greater Toronto Area will gather at the Noor Cultural Centre on Sunday, July 5 for a multifaith climate action Iftar to raise their voices in support of climate justice.

Toronto multi-faith communities pray for peace

Canadian Muslims

Toronto multi-faith communities pray for peace

[http://127.0.0.1/wp/2015/toronto-multi-faith-communities-pray-for-peace/noor-3/] (January 22, 2015) – Faith and spiritual leaders gathered at Toronto’s Noor Cultural Centre on Wednesday night to offer prayers for peace in the world. “Welcome to this multi-faith gathering for prayers for peace,” said Samira Kanji, President of Noor Cultural

Our moral voice must be loud on climate change

Our moral voice must be loud on climate change

By Muneeb Nasir Green Party leader, Elizabeth May [http://elizabethmaymp.ca/], told a recent gathering of faith communities that their moral voices must be loud on climate change and other environmental issues. “The moral voice needs to be loud and not marginalized,” she said. “We tend to deal with climate

Our relationship with food – should we really care?’

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Our relationship with food – should we really care?’

By Hind Al-Abadleh (July 24, 2011) – Most of us now are enjoying summer and waiting with exciting anticipation the beginning of Ramadan, the fasting month for Muslims. Those people who observe the month of fasting are usually keen on gaining spiritual revival through personal reflections on past events and regular

Muslims and Jews visit each other’s holy places this November

By Habeeb Alli I can see your stares! I get them every time I say we are twinning our mosques and synagogues this month. “Really?” people ask, jaws dropping. For the third year, this exercise of interfaith exchange has progressed in good faith. Synagogues agree to twin with nearby mosques,