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COURSE OVERVIEW
The presence of Muslims in Canada dates back to 1854. Since this point in history, as a diverse community, Muslims have been contributing in significant ways to the development of Canadian society. A Muslim must strive to be of benefit to the communities and societies around them, and be at the forefront of developing a thriving society.
This stream focuses on building an understanding of how to contribute to a thriving Canada through various spheres of justice, civic engagement and social contributions.
Curriculum
8 Lessons9h 34m
Unit 1: Islamic Perspectives on Justice, Equity and Diversity – Imam Siraj Wahhaj, Dr. Jamal Badawi & Nimao Ali
Islamic Perspectives on Justice, Equity and Diversity1:16:40
Unit 2: Muslims in Public Policy Advocacy: Perspective & Practical Tools – Omar Raza & Asma Bala
Unit 3: A Call to Action: Responsibilities of the Muslim Community Towards Political Engagement – Umair Ashraf & Sarah Mushtaq
Unit 4: Countering Racial Profiling and Systemic Discrimination – Dr. Monia Mazigh, Zahra Billoo & Nimao Ali
Unit 5: Unraveling the Global Islamophobia Network – Dr. Hatem Bazian & Ahmad Attia
Unit 6: Tackling Structural Islamophobia – Dr. Monia Mazigh, Dr. Anver Emon & Dr. Azeezah Kanji
Unit 7: Perspectives on the Indigenous Worldview – Chief Stacey La Forme, Sh. Mohammad Zahid & Memona Hossain
Unit 8: Positively Engaging in a Society of Multiple Worldviews – Dr. Dalia Fahmy
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