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Masjid Services
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Volunteers at Masjid al-Salaam invite city councillors, helpers, people of other faiths to an open day at the masjid. Open House consists of: people in the surrounding neighborhood of the Masjid to invite
Special presentations on Islam suited for schools and tertiary institutions of learning are presented by a trained individual at the request of such schools or institutions. Diversity within schools and other learning institutions is common place in Canada. This presents a new set of challenges to learners who are faced with a wide array of culture and religion and who at times do not have an appreciation for the other. Masjid al-Salaam is set to rise to the challenge by presenting Islam to learners in order to facilitate the ideal of 'unity through diversity' .
Information packs consisting of printed material covering an array of issues pertaining to Islam are distributed to anyone interested. Custom made information packs in addition to a prayer mat and Quran are presented to new Muslims.
Masjid al-Salaam volunteers set up a display of Islamic information posters in a public area (library, shopping complex etc) and distribute free literature to members of the public.
al-Salaam Academy aims at providing Islamic education courses for anyone interested in acquiring knowledge of Islam. The academy finalizing the hiring of new teachers to teach its new 2010/2011 curriculum.
Adult literacy and Qur'anic studies programs are in the works.
We also plan to offer programs specifically designed for new Muslim covering the fundamentals of Islam.
Masjid al-Salaam offers support to new Muslims during their transition to Islam. The support is multifaceted and includes education, special events and counseling.
Masjid al-Salaam collaborates with other Muslim organizations in a Ramadan Food Drive. The key objectives of the Ramadan Food Drive are:.
Masjid al-Salaam complex hosts a full library and mulitmedia facility. The public is encouraged to borrow islamic books, CDs and DVDs on a wide range of subjects and interests. The facility also has 3 Apple Mac computers and printers available for research and study.
Sustainability from the outset, Masjid al-Salaam was established and supported by local Muslims. Self sustainability of these grass roots efforts is key in developing and effective operation. Part of our vision is to have a self sustaining centre. Business plans are afoot to establish the Masjid al-Salaam bookstore as part of realizing our vision.