Jun
21

FREE Summer Lunch program

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This program starts JUNE 25th!!

Al Inshirah 2.0 Presents 1st Annual
Summer Lunch Program June 25-Aug 3rd

11:30am-12:30pm or Lunch  12:30pm-1:30pm for Arts and Crafts

1:30pm for snack

Our FREE Summer Lunch Program for ages 3-18, is a 1st come 1st served basis program. Our focus is to fill the nutritional gap by providing low income and underprivileged children proper nutrition during the summer. Al Inshirah is finding ways to give back by preventing child hunger in our community.

To volunteer this summer to help or for more information call Program
Director Shahidah Hazziez at 816-607-1163 or  Site Director Crystal Shakur at 816-510-2585. For dietary information and menu list please
contact the above numbers. Donations are being accepted.

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Jun
21

Summer Camp

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Jun
21

June Newsletter

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Jun
04

What is Community Life Forward???

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Initiated in 2010, Community Life Forward (CLF) is an action-oriented national conference planned annually by an all-volunteer team from across the United States. The team consists of a diverse group of Muslim American artists, community leaders, educators, engineers, entrepreneurs, historians, homemakers, scientists, students, and more.  As students of Imam W.D. Mohammed (RA)  we are devoted to the best expression of community life, sharing our common bonds of human interest in cooperation with people from diverse backgrounds. CLF identifies,  provides a platform to share, and an opportunity for interaction for those foremost and interested in implementing good works for the betterment of human interests across racial, religious, and cultural divides.

The 2012 Community Life Forward Conference aims to:

1. Build on the strengths and strides of the best demonstrations of community life and cooperate in the spirit of hard work and whole community life development;
2. Facilitate the building and connecting of model Muslim communities by providing a platform for unity, networking, mentoring, and progress
3. Highlight and support local progress in each city where the conference is held;
4. Serve humanity through a united community service project that directly benefits residents of the host city regardless of race, religion, or gender;
5. Create lasting partnerships with the local Muslim communities where the conference is held;
6. Present and connect conference attendees to leaders in the areas of Muslim American history, culture, civic engagement, community development and service, business, education, and more in order to link our efforts and continually move our collective community life forward;
7. Preserve and promote the spirit of moving community life forward across generations by honoring our elders in a substantive way during the conference for their decades of love, sacrifice, and service;
8. Engage fully all members of our community, including children, youth, young adults, and elders.

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May
31

Al Inshirah 2.0 Presents Summer Lunch Program

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Al Inshirah 2.0 is proud to present

The Summer Lunch Program June 25-Aug 3rd 

11:30am-12:30pm for Lunch

12:30pm-1:30pm for Arts and Crafts

1:30pm for snack

 Summer lunch program

Our Summer Lunch Program for ages 3-18, is a 1st come 1st served basis program. Our focus is to fill the nutritional gap by providing low income and underprivileged children proper nutrition during the summer.

Al Inshirah is finding ways to give back by preventing child hunger in our community.

 To volunteer this summer or for more information call Program Director
Shahidah Hazziez at 816-607-1163 or  Site Director Crystal Shakur at 816-510-2585

For dietary information and menu list please contact the above numbers.

This is Sponsored in part by Al Inshirah 2.0 and Harvesters!

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May
31

Al Inshirah weekend school Summer Camp

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Tall Oaks Application now available

Al Inshirah weekend school summer camp

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Apr
20

Bringing Community Life Forward- Community Concerns 2012

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Apr
19

Video: Al Inshirah’s Interfaith Program

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Apr
19

Al Inshirah Celebrates Black History Month

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Apr
10

Islam in America

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Al Inshirah Islamic Center

Islam in America

An Interfaith Symposium

April 15, 2012 • 2:00 – 5:00 PM

UMKC, Student Union, Room 401 • 5100 Cherry Street, Kansas City, MO 64110

Join us for an illuminating symposium where three prominent religious scholars

discuss the history, development and future of Christianity, Islam, and Judaism

in America. This interactive symposium aims to enhance participants’ role in

shaping the growing presence of Islam within our pluralistic culture.

PANEL

Biagio Mazza Dr. Sayyid M. Syeed Alan Edelman

Pastoral Associate, National Director, Office for Associate Executive Director,

St. Sabina’s Parish, Interfaith and Community Alliances, Islamic Jewish Federation of Greater

Belton, MO. Society of North America, Washington, DC. Kansas City, Overland Park, KS.

 

Admission and Parking are Free

For campus map and parking lot locations go to:

http://www.umkc.edu/maps/documents/volker_maps/UMKC_Volker_campus.pdf

The symposium is organized by the

Muslim Students’ Association, University of Missouri-Kansas City,

with support from Midland Islamic Council and the Islamic Society of North

America.

 

ISLAM IN AMERICA

(All events held at UMKC Campus)

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ime Sess ion Title/Speaker Track

MYNA and MSA Programs

Room 310 Flarsheim Hall

10:30 am – 12:00 Muslim 24X7- Mission Possible MSA/MYNA

Dr. Kia Jahed

12:30 – 1:45 pm Lunch +

 

Zuhr All

2:00 – 3:30 pm Interactive Discussions MYNA

Dr. Kia Jahed

3:45 – 4:45 pm MYNA and You MYNA

Dr. Khan & Iyad Alnachef

Interfaith Symposium

Room 402, Student Union

2:00

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5:00 pm Islam in AmericaDr. Sayeed, Pastor Mazza,

and Rabbi Edelman

Banquet Program

Room 402, Student Union

6:30 – 6:50 pm Guests arrival and Registration

6:55 – 9:30 pm

 

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Welcome by Imran Puthawala, Co-chair,UMKC-MSA

 

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Introduction by Dr. Syed Eqbal Hasan

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Quranic recitation by Imam Dahee

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Remarks by Ahmed ElHattab, Executive Director,ISNA Development Foundation (IDF); and

Iyad Alnachef, Director, Youth Programming and

Services, Islamic Society of North America

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Dinner

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Maghrib prayers

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Keynote Speech,

Muslim Americans:Building a Vibrant and Faithful Community

 

byDr. Sayyid M. Syeed, National Director, Office

for Interfaith & Community Alliances, Islamic

Society of North America

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Q&A

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Award ceremony

For tickets, please contact:

Br. Shakil Haider (913) 687-3900,

Br. Eqbal Hasan (913) 233-6203,

Sr. Sofia Khan (913) 523-4113,

or via email at: info@midlandcouncil.com

 

 

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