Showing posts with label Short Talks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Short Talks. Show all posts

Saturday, October 24, 2020

iMuslimah

 



Converting Negative Energy Into Positive Actions

When the brain gets into a negative mindset, this eats away at our productivity, creativity and even decision-making skills. Negative thoughts can sometimes even have a bigger impact than positive thoughts. 

How we do we say NO to negative thoughts and negative energy?

iMuslimah is back with another sisters-only event 
with Sister Walida Mukhtar 
on Sunday, October 25 at 11 a.m. EST

Don't forget to register.

Saturday, April 16, 2016

Technology Lesson



Assalamualikum wrwb, 



ITS TIME FOR...PRIME TIME! 

DON'T  MISS THIS FREE ONLINE SESSION PRESENTED BY MCNA & YMj. 
 
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Inshallah in this online session the speaker will touch upon:
  • Do's and Dont's of Technology and Social Media.
  • The dangers of over using technology.
  • Technology from deen and dunya aspects.  
  • Signs of how technology is controlling us and how we can get that control back.
  • How to use technology to be a better Muslim and to spread Islam. 

MCNA Prime Time
TOPIC: Technology Overdose
Date: Wednesday April 20, 2016
Time: 8pm -9pm EASTERN
AGE: 8-14
Speaker: FAIZAN MUMTAZ
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Intro to iOS App Development

Title:
   Intro to iOS App Development

Speaker:
   Justin Curtis
   Instructor of Computer Science and Web Developer
   Bryn Mawr School
   Baltimore, MD

Abstract:
     Mobile application development has exploded with the success of the iPhone. The iOS ecosystem has made it easier than ever for developers to make their apps available to the general public.  This, FREE, four-hour, mini-course, will examine the origins of iOS development, cover the basics of getting started as an iOS developer, and examine details of the most basic syntax of Objective C.


Proposed Outline:

* History of iOS Development
        - Steve Jobs departure from Apple
        - Jobs Forms NeXT
        - Apple buys NeXT and Jobs takes over Apple
        - Apple begins working on the iPhone using the technology developed at NeXT
        - Speculative work begins on iPhone development ~1999.
        - iPhone debuts on June 29, 2007
        - Time Magazine names iPhone invention of year (2007)
        - 2008 iPhone SDK released
        - Various iterations of the iPhone are released over the next several years
        - iTunes App store
        - App store grows in worldwide availability
* Getting Started as a Developer
        - Much, much, easier if you own a Mac
        - Downloading Xcode via the App Store
        - Installation of Xcode
             + Big download
             + Takes a bit of time
             + Resource Intensive
        - iOS Developer Center
             + https://developer.apple.com/devcenter/ios/index.action
        - Testing apps
             + Testing apps on your computer via the simulators - Free
             + Testing apps on your phone
                  ^ Must Join Apple developer program $99 per year
                       # https://developer.apple.com/programs/start/standard/
                       # How to signup
        - Apple’s take
             + Apple gets 30% of all sales
             + Apple “encourages” developers to charge for apps
        - Provisioning Profiles
             + Adding your devices
             + Adding Team Members
* Programming for iOS Devices
        - Getting the biggest bang out of your app
             + iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch
             + What are the requirements of the app?
                  ^ Need phone dialer? No iPod Touch
                  ^ Internet access?
        - iPhone screen resolutions
             + iPad vs. iPhone vs. iPhone 5
             + Fragmentation
        - Differences in languages
             + Objective C vs. Java
        - XIB files
        - IBAction and IBOutlets
        - Linking to code
        - HelloWorld?
        - ARC vs MRC
        - Audio playback
        - Frameworks
        - OpenGL
        - OOP
        - Design Patterns and HID
        - Learning Objective C
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#referencelibrary/GettingStarted/Learning_Objective-C_A_Primer/_index.html
        - Additional Resources
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#referencelibrary/GettingStarted/RoadMapiOS/chapters/Introduction.html
             + More to come
* Submitting Your App
        - Submission Process
             + Timeline for approval
        - App Review Guidelines
             + https://developer.apple.com/appstore/guidelines.html

Instructor’s Bio:
     Justin Curtis is an instructor of Computer Science and serves as Web Developer for the Bryn Mawr School. Along with Java programming, Justin teaches students how to develop iOS applications for the iPhone and other iOS devices. Before his ten years at Bryn Mawr, Justin Curtis worked for an Internet startup company as a Web Developer where he developed content management systems, payment gateways, and other web related software projects.  Justin Curtis earned his Masters of Science from the Johns Hopkins University School of Engineering.

Date and place:
   April 13, 2013

Time:
   10 am – 2 pm

Location:
   National Electronics Museum (NEM) – Pioneer Hall
   1745 W. Nursery Road, Linthicum, MD 21090
   410-765-0230
   http://www.nationalelectronicsmuseum.org

Registration:
     Send email to Boris Gramatikov (bgramat@jhmi.edu) indicating your IEEE status and IEEE member #, work affiliation, and whether you intend to apply for CEU credit. Those who would like to receive the credit and a certificate, should bring to the course a check for $18, issued to “IEEE, Baltimore Section”.

Course Website:
http://ewh.ieee.org/r2/baltimore/continuing_education/CEEE_Events_Baltimore_Section.htm

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

From Broken Hearts to Tranquil Nests

Who: Ages 16 - 22
How: 4-Session Online Interactive Seminar
When: 4 Saturdays starting Jan 28th, 2012
Where: Online, your computer
What: Dating, Engagement, Marriage and Related Topics
Register here: http://tranquilhearts.eventbrite.com/





Alhamedellah available online in an interactive and live format from the comfort and privacy of your home !

Session 1: 8pm - 9:30pm EDT
Concept and Significance of Marriage (Ayman Nassar) 
Session 2: 8pm - 9:30pm EDT
Engagement Fiqh (Aamir Sheikh) 2
Session 3: 8pm - 9:30pm EDT
Marriage Fiqh (Hussein Afeefy)
Session 4: 8pm - 9:30pm EDT
Topics Impacting Marriage: Dating, Intimate Relations, Masturbation, Homosexuality, Pornography (Ayman Nassar and Ahmed Hamdy) 
  
Why Attend?
  • Understand the proper perspective of issues related to marriage
  • No barriers to questions
  • Develop leadership skills as a young man in the society
  • Understand what is halal, haram, recommended, permissible and disliked as related to gender relations
  • Learn how to deal with temptations and negative behavior related to gender relations and sexuality
  • Understand Islam's perspective on sexuality
  • Class is setup online with the ability to be annonymous
  • Class is setup to provide minimal instruction and allow for questions most of the time
  • Registered students are eligible for free consultation after class
  • Interactive discussion

Who Should Attend?
  • Brothers ages 16 - 22
  • Must have completed 16 years of age by 2/1/2012
Topics
  • How to propose to a sister
  • How much should the dowry be
  • How intimate can one be with the wife
  • Which intimate positions are allowed and which are not
  • The position of Islam on masturbation
  • Getting off of pornography
  • Dealing with same-gender attraction
  • Advising friends and others in the community
  • Dating 
  • What is permissible during engagement
  • Dealing with parent's refusal to get married
  • How to meet spouse if dating is not allowed
  • Marrying more than one wife
  • How to deal with feelings about love
  • What does the Quran say about love
  • Ideal age to get married
  • Medical impact of maturbation
  • and much more inshaa Allah ...

Common Questions
  • Can I be anonymous on the online class? Yes
  • Can we ask questions while in class? Yes, you can ask questions and use chat features
  • Do we get ILIA educational units for attending this class? Yes, students who score 80% or higher receive (1) ILIA Educational Unit and certificate of completion.
  • Is there financial aid available? Yes, for eligible applicants: Complete form and email prior to registration for a discount code.

Speakers
Hussein Afeefy
Former chairman of Islamic Center of Maryland. He offered many lectures on Islamic Finance and other Islamic topics. He provides family and individual counseling. He holds a Ph.D. in Chemistry and Islamic Studies at the Institute of Arabic and Islamic Sciences in Virginia. He can be reached at afeefyhus@gmail.com or 240.715.2230
Aamir Sheikh
Dr. Aamir Sheikh began his Islamic studies at the Institute for Islamic and Arabic Sciences in Fairfax, VA in 1997 and has been a student of knowledge since.He has studied in Jordan, Syria, and Morocco and has obtained ijazaat (licenses) in numerous Islamic subjects including Islamic Creed and Belief, Hadith Sciences, and Prophetic Hadith from numerous scholars throughout the world. Dr. Sheikh has conducted short courses and classes for over 13 years throughout the US, and continues to conduct Islamic studies short courses in the Baltimore metropolitan area. In addition to his Islamic training, Dr. Sheikh received a Master's degree in Education and a Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree from the University of Maryland. Currently, he teaches at the College of Dentistry, Howard University and resides with his wife and 5 children in Catonsville, MD.

Ayman Nassar
Founder of Islamic Leadership Institute of America, a leadership education and development institute serving youth, families and organizations. Among his activities is coaching and mentoring youth. He holds two Master degrees in Engineering Mgmt, Systems Engineering and Electrical Engineering and several certifications in leadership and management. He has held many counseling sessions with married couples and youth over the past decade. He can be reached at ayman@islamicleadership.orgor 443.538.4121

Ahmed Hamdy
Dr. Hamdy has practiced medicine in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, a young medical professional in the field of pediatrics. He has a passion for youth development and brings years of experience dealing with thousands of young people as a medical professional over the past decade.
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Please note you must be 16 in order to attend this class. Random auditing and checking is possible, failure to report the truthful age could result in dismissal of future ILIA programs. If you are under 16 and wish to attend this class, we will require your parent or guardian to email us at ss@islamicleadership.org
ILIA prohibits  discrimination  against  any  member  of  the Islamic Leadership Institute community on  the  basis of race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin or ancestry, marital status, parental status, sexual orientation, disability, or status as a veteran. ILIA will conduct its programs, services and activities consistent with Islamic Shariyah and applicable  federal, state and local laws, regulations and orders.
For more information about the Islamic Leadership Institute of America email us at info@islamicleadership.org

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

NASA Goddard - "The Accidental Observatory,"


Gerald Soffen Lecture Series: Dr. Tim Livengood – The Accidental Observatory
The Accidental Observatory
Come and discover how scientists and engineers work together to add exciting tasks to spacecraft already in space. Invite your friends, neighbors, and anyone else who would enjoy hearing Goddard planetary astrophysicist Dr. Tim Livengood speak at the latest installment of the Soffen Lecture Series, "The Accidental Observatory," at the Goddard Visitor Center on Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011, at 7:00 p.m.

In 2005, NASA launched a daring spacecraft mission called Deep Impact. It was designed to accelerate into and impact a comet to blow out a plume of material. Studying this material would increase understanding of what comets are made from.

The Deep Impact spacecraft consisted of two parts, the impactor that was vaporized and the remaining flyby component that sailed into space, past the comet, collecting data along the way. After the remaining spacecraft gathered the information on the celestial object, the data-collecting spacecraft continued on its journey around the Sun. The journey continues.

NASA called on the scientific community to submit ideas for a new use of Deep Impact for research projects and scientific studies. The story that developed was one of how inventive scientists and engineers conceived a new life for a veteran spacecraft to explore our solar system and to chart a path towards someday exploring other solar systems. The spacecraft has looked at distant worlds. It has looked at comets. It has looked at Earth. And Deep Impact could do it all again. Come to the lecture on Thursday, December 8 to hear all of the details.

Doors open at 6:45 p.m. and the lecture will start promptly at 7:00 p.m. Space is limited. Please register in advance by visiting the Gerald Soffen Lecture Series Web page.

During his 30-year NASA career, Dr. Gerald Soffen (1926-2000) led the science team for NASA's Viking program, was Director of Life Sciences at NASA Headquarters, Project scientist for NASA's Earth Observing System, and created NASA Academy, NASA's premiere leadership training internship. The Viking 2 lander was posthumously named after Dr. Soffen and a crater on Mars was named "Soffen." He was best known, however, for his passion for inspiring the next generation of scientists and engineers.

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

The Oral History of Afghan Americans, Sat Oct 22, 2011


Washington, DC's Mayor Gray issues a Proclamation honoring October as America's Islamic Heritage month in the District.
 
America’s Islamic Heritage Museum & Cultural Center
 
 
 In Celebration of October as America’s Islamic Heritage Month
 
 
The Oral History of Afghan Americans
Saturday, October 22th 2011
4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
 
With opening Quran recitation and remarks by  
 
Qari Samiullah Safi and Imam Zia Makhdoom
 
 
Followed by Shared Stories on
 
“Coming to America, Students and Scholarships”
 
“Starting a Business, Making a Name”
&
“Forming a Community, Finding an Imam”
 
  
Guest presenters include:
Dr. Daoud Nassimi, Mr. Haris Tarin, Afghan Academy Representative, and Mustafa Center Representative
 
 
America’s Islamic Heritage Museum
2315 Martin Luther King Avenue SE
Washington, DC 20020

Friday, April 29, 2011

ILIA Discusses Repentance at Loyola Blakefield School

ILIA's founder Ayman Nassar joined Rabbi Ilyse, Director, Kramer of the Institute for Christian and Jewish Studies, and Pastor Pat Goodman, Youth Pastor, Grace Fellowship Church  at Loyola Blakefield School to discuss the concept of Repentance in the three faiths of Islam, Judaism and Christianity. Loyola Blakefield, an all boys middle and high school, invited three leaders for the three faiths as part of their Lent season educational programming on March 30th, 2010. The event was attended by 970, three of whom are Muslim.

The event started with an introduction by Joe Cordella, Director of Campus Ministry where he shared the mission of a Loyola Blakefield student. Principal, Antony Day ended the program  by thanking the guests and students, after a short reflection and summary by Fr. Tim Brown.

Thursday, January 27, 2011

"Courage: The Door to Da'wah” - Brothers, Feb 12th, 2011

"Courage: The Door to Da'wah”
February 12th, 2011
Boys Ages 12-22
Not only will you or your child enjoy skiing and snowboarding, but also you will be exposed to several key concepts related to courage. Based on the Quran and practice of the Prophet, this outreach event provides an opportunity to develop in the deen and put it into practice.


Activities:
Skiing, Snowboarding, Group Discussions, plus more



Location:
Whitetails Resort, PA
Busses leave from:
DAT, Columbia
DUS, College Park
ICM, Gaithersburg
Al-Nur Masjid, Towson


Fees:
As listed about per person. Includes training, skiing OR snowboarding fees, bus, lecture, dinner, refreshments, snacks and exam after the event (online), and certificates.


Time:
2:00 pm - 12: 30 am


Other Details
Our ratio is 1 chaperon per 5 kids, the program is developed by professionals educated and trained in leadership. Chaperons have experience in youth programs, and have conducted programs at area Masjids for several years including trips and other off-site programs. For the boys program, all chaperons are brothers. All activities are conducted by college age trained male chaperons. ILIA serves only halal and healthy food, no junk food/snacks are served.


About ILIA
The beloved Prophet (peace and blessing be upon him) said in one hadith "All of you are shepherds, and each of you is responsible of his or her flock".
The Islamic Leadership Institute of America is based on this advice of the Prophet. Our youth programs instill leadership skills and traits into the participants. We believe that the youth are not only the leaders of the future, but also of the present. Self-leadership is built at the young age.
Don't miss this great opportunity for your child to join the "Courage: The door to Dawa'a", where your child will gain insights into a key attribute of leadership in a youthful way. 

ILIA prohibits  discrimination  against  any  member  of  the Islamic Leadership Institute community on  the  basis of race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin or ancestry, marital status, parental status, sexual orientation, disability, or status as a veteran. ILIA will conduct its programs, services and activities consistent with Islamic Shariyah and applicable  federal, state and local laws, regulations and orders.
 
For more information about the Islamic Leadership Institute of America email us at info@islamicleadership.org

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

ILIA President Eid Khutbah on Eid Al-Adha 1431

 ILIA's President Eid Adha Khutbah for 1431 A.H reflects on sacrifice and its significance in the life of a Muslim as a means to attain the taqwa of Allah (SWT) and inducing positive change in our lives. The khutbah shares key points of the trial Ibrahim and Ismail (pbut) went through and shares lessons for parents, youth and community members. The second part of the khutbah share the current state of the local Muslim ummah in Maryland and offers simple steps to get our communities back on track through mending our foundations, devoting more time to our families, reaching out to help one another, and being elements of change in the society for the betterment of our ummah and nation, all through giving up some of the comforts we enjoy everyday.

Audio Recording is available http://inleadership.org/media/khutbahs-talks/Eid%20Adha%20-%202010-11-16%20-%20DAT%20WS600006.WMA
 
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