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Mon, Jul 13, 2020 12:00pm
On March 15 last year, I lost a close friend in the Christchurch attacks. When Haji-Daoud Nabi greeted a stranger at the door of the Al Noor mosque with “hello brother”, he was shot dead – one of 51 people killed.
In the hours after the Christchurch mosque attacks on March 15 last year, I wrote that I hoped New Zealand would finally stop believing it was immune to far-right extremist violence. A year on, I’m not sure enough has changed.
Rima Asfour's poem recently won the Why Humanities annual Poetry Competition at the University of Windsor.
As Muslims in Canada watch coverage of the people of New Zealand showing support and solidarity with local Muslim communities after the terrorist attacks against two mosques in New Zealand, they have also been learning more about the Indigenous peoples of New Zealand, the Maori.
Devastatingly, the violence that we experienced in Quebec City has now spread to Christchurch, New Zealand.
Real Actions Canadian Muslims Can Take to Address Anti-Black Racism within Themselves, Muslim Organizations and Canadian Society
As a Sufi singer, I believe the sounds of world religions can cultivate compassion during COVID-19
Carleton University Student's Petition Demanding a Mandatory Anti-Racism Course Requirement for All Ottawa University Graduates Gains Over 12,000 Signatures
