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Youth The CoEJ Youth Desk aims to create a dynamic and interdependent circuit of thriving youth groups, willing to serve for the common good of the Khoja community at large. The Youth Desk (YD) will endeavour to facilitate in the communication and growth of individual youth bodies, helping to stimulate a structure whereby different youth bodies can learn from each other's skills, practices and experiences. The YD will also aim to provide courses for the youth that will equip them with the necessary tools to enhance their potential in coping with modern day challenges. An example can be seem with the launch of the Leadership Developments course, aimed at developing the capacity of the youth and young professionals within the community. It is felt that a continuation of such programmes will definitely inspire and promote future leaders from within our community.
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| Date: | Sunday 14th January 2007
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| After Salaatul Dhur at 12:10 pm up to 7:00 pm
| | Venue: | Islamic Centre of England, 140 Maida Vale, W9 1QB (Google Maps Link)
| Speakers:
| Sayed Ammar Nakshawani, Sheikh Dr. Mohammad Shomali, Brother Ahmed Twaij, Hajj Hasanain Rajabali
| | Organisers: | Bonat Al Mustaqbul, Cricklewood Youth Club, Haraka Al Hayderia, Hyderi Youth Club, Islamic Centre of England, Noor Youth and Stanmore Jaffary's. |
The Programme will include: Poetry Competition Awards Ceremony, Anasheed and Q & A. |
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| Date | 3 – 4 February 2007
3 – 4 March 2007
31 March – 1 April 2007
+ two other weekends
| Course Details The value of graphical communication in the modern world cannot be underestimated; with different forms of media available to exploit. The commonality of these media lies in the design process – from print to the internet, most if not all design is done on a computer. Knowledge of industrial standard software like Adobe Creative Suit will enable a designer to produce professional looking publications. These can be used in courseworks, professional reports, publicity posters, cards, booklets and internet web-pages. This course will provide 8 people the foundation in Computer Graphics Design, and also free software with which to practice on. | | Venue | Hyderi Islamic Centre
| | Full Cost | £150 per weekend | | CoEJ Cost | £75 per weekend
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CoEJ Youth Desk kicked off their fact finding tour on Saturday, 11 November 2006. In a joint visit with CoEJ Education, Leeds jamaat kindly hosted the visitors and over dinner, had a productive and fruitful discussion. The Jamaat needs and wants were shared; Youth, Madressa and wider issues such as the Jamaat website were brought forward.
During the discussion, which included members of the EC and the Jamaat Youth Coordinator, the aims and visions of the YD were presented, and opinion sought on these. The views garnered will be compiled as part of the desks report and will insha'allah shape the future of the desk. |
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The Noor Orphans Fund is a UK registered charity organisation whose main role is to provide financial support and assistance to orphans in Iraq. At present, approximately 1,700 orphans in Iraq are receiving monthly support from the Noor Orphans Fund. The Orphans Fund also runs a sponsorship scheme whereby a person can sign up to sponsor an orphan in Iraq for just £10 per month. When an orphan is sponsored, the sponsor will receive a profile and photograph of the orphan they are sponsoring. The sponsor is also able to correspond with the orphan by sending letters and cards. The sponsor will also be able to send gifts for special occasions such as Eid or birthdays to the orphan.
In order to raise more money to help the increasing impoverished orphans in Iraq, it was decided to hold an event to raise more donations. The event that was decided on was a swimathon challenge, whereby 2 swimmers will attempt to swim 3,000 metres without stopping. In return we asked for people to sponsor the swimmers for the completion of this challenge. All sponsorships and donations made would go directly to the orphans in Iraq and help sponsor more orphans and their families who are in desperate need of support. |
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To celebrate the auspicious events of Eid Al-Ghadeer & Eid Al-Mubahala, a poetry competition with prizes worth more than £175.00 is being held.
The organisations behind this initiative are Bonat Al Mustaqbul, Cricklewood Youth Club, Haraka Al Hayderia, Hyderi Youth, Islamic Centre of England, Noor Youth and Stanmore Jaffary's.
The winning poems will be announced at a Conference that will be held on Sunday 14th January 2007 at the Islamic Centre of England.
Conditions of Entry:
1. Poems must be no more than 250 words excluding the title.
2. They must be written in ENGLISH and must be original work of the entrant.
3. The celebratory themes of the poem must be about one or more of the following:
- Eid Al- Ghadeer
- Eid Al-Mubahala
- Wilaya
- Ahlul-Bayt
4. Submissions are to be sent to
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5. Deadline for submissions is midnight Monday 8th January 2007.
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Bonat Al Mustaqbal are launching Arabic classes for youth 16 years and over.
These classes are for those who did not get the chance to read and write Arabic at a young age or non Arabic speakers.
Starting from 7th January 2007 until 24th June 2007. Classes will take place every Sunday from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. They will take place at Imam Khoei Islamic Centre, Chevening Road, London, NW6 6TN (Google Maps Link) . |
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The CoEJ Youth Desk aims to create a dynamic and interdependent circuit of thriving youth groups, willing to serve for the common good of the Khoja community at large. The Youth Desk (YD) will endeavour to facilitate in the communication and growth of individual youth bodies, helping to stimulate a structure whereby different youth bodies can learn from each other's skills, practices and experiences. The YD will also aim to provide courses for the youth that will equip them with the necessary tools to enhance their potential in coping with modern day challenges. An example can be seem with the launch of the Leadership Developments course, aimed at developing the capacity of the youth and young professionals within the community. It is felt that a continuation of such programmes will definitely inspire and promote future leaders from within our community. |
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The Noor Orphans Fund is a UK registered charity organisation, established since July 2000 to help Muslim orphans. We currently have over 1,700 orphans on our database receiving monthly financial support. Our work is currently mainly concentrated on Iraqi orphans, but we are planning to expand to reach orphans in other Muslim countries around the world.
On Saturday 9th December 2006, Ahmed Al-Jobouri and Haider Twaij will each attempt to swim 3,000 metres non-stop (that’s 90 lengths of the swimming pool!) to raise money for the orphans in Iraq. 100% of your donations will go directly to the orphans in Iraq.
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Please take note of the following Football Session:
Al Zahra Youth Football Club (Brothers Only)
Venue: Westfield Gym (Tolpits Lane)
Date/Time: Mondays at 6:45p.m. (Please be on time)
Price: £2.00 * per person
* Please not that the price can change due to indoor or outdoor session.
For further information please contact brother Hassan on: 07783894145 |
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