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In conjunction with Gulf Cultural Club | | Date:
| Tuesday 15 April 2008
| Time:
| 6.30 pm Sharp! | Venue:
| Abrar House, 45 Crawford Place, Edgware Road, W1H 4LP | Presenter:
| Michael Binyon - Journalist and Lead Writer for The Times |
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On Sunday the 20th of January 2008 the youth heads of The Behlool Society Leicester, Mohammed Karmali Rajani and Fateema Suleiman were invited to attend the Federation of Muslim Organisations (FMO) regional youth awards. These awards were launched to acknowledge the achievements of young people from Leicestershire and encourage others to follow their examples.
The ceremony was held in the presence of over 800 people including youths from all over the Muslim community in Leicester, the Mayor of Leicester, and the executives of BBC, Islam Channel and Muslim Council of Britain. The event was an excellent opportunity for the youth heads to meet some renowned people and discuss with them the projects which are being carried out in the community.
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Are you an aspiring poet?
The Youth Desk are inviting all aspiring poets to put pen to paper and write new English nawha / marshiya. These eulogies in commemoration for Imam Hussain (a.s.) will be published and distributed in centres throughout the UK in time for Chehlum; where your work could be recited in public.
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The Council of European Jamaats would like to congratulate Sumayya Manji from Peterborough (aged 9) and Muhammad Ali Haji from Leicestershire (aged 15) for their winning entries for the recent drawing / writing competition.
All the entrants had clearly taken time and put a lot of hard work into their submissions; and the judging process was challenging due to the high standard. Viewing and reading the cartoons / short essays was very enjoyable and we would like to thank all the competitors for their efforts. |
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The Behlool Society Summer Camp that took place in the summer of 2007 was incredibly educational as well as extremely enjoyable. I was lucky enough to be one of the few people who participated in the camp which I felt had a good range of topics that varied from Qur’an, Islamic History, Akhlaq, Study of Duas, guidance on living in the West and also many more enlightening and informative subjects that I know I hugely benefited from. I would like to however highlight the topic of guidance on living in the west as I felt that this was tremendously relevant to the modern day and to my life as I picked up many useful and constructive points that are still helping me today.
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The Council of European Jamaats is holding a drawing / writing competition open to all members of the community. The theme of this competition is to do with the ending of the Islamic and calendar year.
The competition involves drawing a cartoon (for 5 - 12 year olds) or writing a short text on a major event that has taken place this year (age 12+), and a £50 prize will be awarded to the winner of each age category.
The Closing Date is: 26th December 2007.
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Bismillahi ta’ala,
 The Glowing campus of the Jamia by night |
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Al Zahra Youth urgently requires all its Youth to donate generously in order to purchase Youth Club equipment for a successful maintaining and running of our weekly Youth Club.
Could I ask all including sister's to please come forward and raise donations in order to keep the Youth Club up & running, this is a great benefit for our youth to come and socialise in an Islamic environment and to build unity among the community, which is greatly needed today.
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On Saturday 8th September, approximately 35 professionals from different career paths all gathered in Birmingham for a career’s fair. The aim of this event was to allow students to talk to different individuals from various occupations so that they were able to make a well informed choice on what career path they would like to pursue.
The day was informally structured and students were given the opportunity to walk around the halls to speak to the professionals. Furthermore, with career advice available from a qualified careers advisor, many were given the opportunity to establish what career fields would best suit their interests.
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In the Name of Allah, the Most Kind and the Most Merciful
Report on CoEJ Youth leaders Meeting 9th September 2007, Leicester
By Jaffer Ali Ladak – Milton Keynes
Salaam ‘Alaykum WR,
All praise belongs to Allah the Almighty, for allowing the youth of our community to convene, discuss and learn from each other. Youth representatives from Birmingham, Wessex, Peterborough and notably Sweden joined us; we pray the Almighty to grant us the opportunity to maintain these activities and to make the best use of them.
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The Council of European Jamaats is holding an Eid Card competition which is open to all the members of the community.
Think you can do a better job than Picasso? Well then here is your chance. The winning design will be made into Eid Cards that will be sent to community volunteers. Take out your colours and start drawing.
A panel of judges will choose a winning entry. All entries must be received by the secretariat before 15 Ramadhan 1428 A.H. The winner will receive a £100.00.
Please send us your entries with Name, Age, Address and Telephone number to: CoEJ, 26 Estreham Road, London, SW16 5PQ or E-mail:
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