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FULL-TIME DROP-IN CENTRE

Our full-time drop-in centre was officially inaugurated in October of 2001 in the presence of hundreds of friends and supporters from the Muslim community, local community leaders and government officials from the local, provincial and federal levels.

In addition to being the head-quarters for the Islamic Humanitarian Service and its administrative offices, the centre boasts two large halls for religious and cultural functions which can accommodate over 300 men and women. Our IT department has equipped the entire building with a high-speed wired and wireless InterNet connection with a centrally located and networked laser printer. In addition, we offer community members satellite TV from the USA and the Middle East in English, Arabic, Farsi, and Turkish with other languages coming soon!

Youth who want to come and study in an Islamic atmosphere can make use of the library and other areas of the building and tap into resources on the InterNet with one of three computers which they can use for research and other purposes. Our relaxation section provides a ping-pong table and a Sony Playstation 2® with a wide selection of games—permitting our youth to meet, interact and play with one another in a controlled and friendly environment away from the outside temptations.

EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

Religious scholars and knowledgeable lecturers are sent to public schools, universities, prisons, and other educational institutions and religious and cultural centres to teach the general population about Islam, its’ values, morals, and way of life in order to instil awareness about the faith of Islam into their minds and hearts.

Interviews and discussions are carried out at Inter-Faith gatherings and through local radio, TV and print media in an attempt to answer the questions which people have in regards to Islam and to clear any ambiguities about the faith of Islam which may be in the minds of the people. In addition, articles are prepared and circulated among the news media highlighting Muslim concerns and informing the society of the special religious holidays of the Muslim community.

TRANSLATION & PUBLICATION

One of best ways to learn more about the Islamic faith and the various sciences of the religion is through literature. In order to permit Muslims to better understand their faith and to permit non-Muslims to learn about the true teachings of Islam, the Islamic Humanitarian Service has taken a leading role in the writing, translation, and publication of Islamic literature in a wide variety of topics for various age groups, including: The Islamic Moral System: A Commentary of Surah al-Hujurat; Me’raj: The Night Ascension; Istikhara: Seeking the Best from Allah; Discussions Concerning Al-Mahdi; A Mother’s Prayer; The Tasbih of Fatima az-Zahra; A Code of Ethics for Muslim Men and Women; Rules Relating to the Deceased: Philosophy and Ahkam; 40 Ahadith Activity Book for Children; Light of the Family of th Prophet—Coloring Book and many more!

To date, the Islamic Humanitarian Service has translated and published 15 books and has co-published over 25 books in co-operation with other non-Profit charities in the United Kingdom and with independent publishers in Canada, USA, Europe and Africa! These titles are available for sale in Canada, the USA, Europe, Africa and other countries and are also available for free reading and download in PDF® from our website

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ISLAMIC RESEARCH LIBRARY

More than 1,200 books make up the Islamic Research Centre Library. Muslims and non Muslims visit the Centre on a regular basis for school papers or just to obtain a better understanding of Islam. Literature is available in English, Arabic, Farsi, French, Gujarati, German, Spanish, Turkish, Urdu and other languages. A wide range of subject matter assures something of interest for everyone.

SOCIAL WELFARE

Individuals experiencing temporary financial challenges are assisted under the social welfare division of the Islamic Humanitarian Service.

Rent, grocery, or medical subsidies are allocated to those hurt by the current economic realities. A careful and thorough screening process is in place which ensures that each case which is approved is genuine while avoiding unnecessary personal interference.

WEEKEND SCHOOL

A weekend ‘religious training’ school is operated in Kitchener, providing local children and young adults with basic religious education. Volunteer teachers follow a specially designed syllabus geared towards Muslim youth living in the pluralistic society of Canada with an attempt at making the youth honest and upright Muslims and productive members of society - just as the religion of Islam teaches. As the weekend school progresses, various ‘contemporary’ forms of teaching are being implemented - including the use of Audio CDs, DVD movies, and multi-media computer software to aide in the teaching of the students.

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SISTERS’ DIVISION

In the late 1990s, the United Muslim Women of Canada was formed to address the needs of Muslim women in the community. The mission statement of the U.M.W.C. calls for the upliftment of women through education, literacy, eradication of poverty, and the active preparation for the advent of Imam al-Mahdi. To achieve these goals, the United Muslim Women of Canada communicates with Muslim women throughout Canada and around the world to promote closer co-operation with one another and to speak with a united voice on issues specific to women.

In order to assist in the economic and social betterment of women and other needy individuals of the society, collections of food items, blankets, medications, clothing and other necessities are carried out throughout the year with its distribution taking place in various centres in Canada and select areas around the world.

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