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BEING MUSLIM (detailed version), Haroon Siddiqui

Posted on 09/25/2022 by

by Haroon Siddiqui Introduction Being Muslim is a short book which introduces the reader to the Muslim world: its politics, its social position in Europe, its primary faith, its relationship with women, explanations of Jihad and terrorism and its future. This … Continue reading →

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BEING MUSLIM (short version), Haroon Siddiqui

Posted on 08/07/2022 by

As Canadians living in a land of freedom and equality, it is important each of us learn about fellow Canadians when the opportunity presents itself. I am currently learning about Muslims and Islam. Would you like to know why?

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Learning more about fellow Canadians

Posted on 03/17/2017 by

It’s always great to learn more about fellow Canadians. The discussion group from the Better Living Centre was visited by a local cleric who presented the group members with the opportunity of learning a lot and clarify some misconceptions Canadian have about … Continue reading →