On December 2, Make Your Khutbah about Disability!

People across Ontario are making important contributions to advance human rights and equity, many of which go unacknowledged.

[On April 27, 2022] Rudy Cuzzetto, MPP for Mississauga-Lakeshore, announced that 15 local non-profit organizations will receive a total of almost $1.4 million to help them offset the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, so they can deliver the best services possible for the people of Mississauga-Lakeshore, and create a stronger Ontario. These grants have been provided through the Resilient Communities Fund.

People with Disabilities have faced more isolation and barriers because of the pandemic.

DEEN Support Services and Muslims with Disabilities International was excited to host its second Global Conference on Disability and Islam on September 25th, 2021.

Muslim Link hopes to produce a podcast series featuring Muslims living with mental illness, inshallah

The COVID-19 crisis hovers over the globe today like a haze of smog, and with it, whatever concepts of “normalcy” we once held have now been completely distorted. The foreseeable future of school, playdates, and extracurricular activities are confined to the household. With schools closed and non-essential activities at a halt, parents have been scrambling to hone their skills in becoming teachers and “techies”, cleaners and cooks, at the beck and call of their families around the clock.

Every Tuesday, Aaliya Jaffer walks into the principal’s office of the As-Sadiq Islamic School and greets the administrative staff with a cheerful smile and “Salaam alaykum”. She signs herself in and gets ready for a full day at school volunteering with the grade 3 teacher and her students.

Soleiman Faqiri’s stay at the Central East Corrections Centre (CECC) was meant to be a temporary measure, yet it ended up being fatal.

What do Imams and soccer have in common?