Sunday, February 6, 2011

Reflections on Egypt

We share several reflections regarding the recent incidents in Egypt. The ideas presented by the individuals below represents their ideas and opinions, and does not necessarily reflect those of ILIA or its stakeholders.


Salah As-Sawy (Arabic) - Article - courtesy of Dr. Salah As-Sawy
Waleed Basyouni - Short Article - courtesy of Muslim Matters
Ayman Nassar - 40-Min Talk - Jummah khutbah at a DC area Masjid
Yasir Qadhi - Short Article - courtesy of Muslim Matters
Tariq Swedan (Arabic) - You Tube Video

Inshaa Allah ILIA will translate the Arabic articles into English soon.

PMP Exam Prep: 4 Days (2 Weekends) PMP 400

PMP 400: 4 Day PMP Training, 2 Weekends

Register here: http://www.islamicleadership.org/pmp-exam-prep-4-days-2-weekends/

Instruction: 35 Hr interactive training / coaching class from 9:00am to 6:00pm.

Instructor: Ayman Nassar, PMP, CSEP, M.Sc. Eng Mgmt

Material:
Each student will receive the following:
“Passing the Project Management Exam – PMP Certification Practice Book”
“Passing the Project Management Professional Exam: PMP Certification Review Book”
PMI PMBOK 2008
Class handouts
White papers
Real PMI case studies
Topics not in PMBOK but on the exam
Class drills
Interactive group activities
Custom study plans
Tips, tricks, study aids, practice charts
Office supplies to make studying efficient and easy

Location:
See Location details in event details

Topics Covered:
Full PMBOK topics, practice problems, mini quizzes, group activities, practical case studies, application of the PMBOK. More than just exam preparation.

Why Attend this Workshop?
The best of times to invest in one’s professional development are times like these. Grow your skills and capabilities to grow your career. Now is the time to act to land that dream job.
Our approach is unique and is more than just exam preparation. It is project management education as well.

What Will I Gain if I Attend the Workshop?
  • How to lead projects, how to define project scope and manage it, how to integrate the various aspects of a project, how to manage project cost, risk, and schedule. How to manage project communications, procurement and teams. We cover the PMBOK from A to Z and more.
  • Special study guide and summaries saving you hours of reading, studying and frustration.
  • Years of practical experience tips, straight from the field. We bring you experiences from various industries and sectors.
  • The perspective of PMI with you. We explain why what most people will consider to be a correct answer is not the PMI perspective. We practice and analyze real case studies prepared by PMI.
  • Tons of questions to practice for the exam, our latest PMP preparation book covers all sections of the PMBOK and other areas which are included in the exam, but not in the PMBOK.
  • Interactive drills and activities to make learning fun.
  • ready to pass. All you need to do is attend and study!

Who should Attend?
Individuals interested in pursuing PMP certification (PMBOK 2008, Fourth Edition)

Register here: http://www.islamicleadership.org/pmp-exam-prep-4-days-2-weekends/

Refund Policy

See ILIA Refund Policy on website at http://www.islamicleadership.org/policies/
If you miss a class due to an emergency, or fail to pass the PMP exam you may retake the training for free next time offered by ILIA

Strategic Planning for Islamic Non-Profits (GOL 141)

This 7 hr intensive workshop will provide Islamic non-profit administrators and leaders a new perspective on strategic planning for their Muslim community center or non-profit organization, with the goal of allowing our organizations to develop strategic differentiation and operational excellence.

Register Here: http://www.islamicleadership.org/strategic-planning-for-islamic-non-profits-gol-141/

Who Should Attend
Imams ● School Principals ● Board Members ● Chairmen ● Community Leaders ● Managers ● Professionals ● Business Owners

Course Objectives
  • Learn the different types of planning and when to use each
  • Learn how to plan for various purposes
  • Learn how to become more efficient, effective and agile
  • Learning the concept of service management while planning
  • Learn practical aspects related to planning
  • Learn how to raise the quality and value of services offered at Islamic non-profits
Course Prerequisites

  • AA degree and 10 years of experience, or B.A/B.S degree with 5 years of experience
  • Admitted into ILIA through completion of ILIA admission process
Course Content

  • What is a service organization
  • The enterprise perspective of planning
  • Engineering the service organization
  • A New Paradigm in managing and operating Islamic centers and schools
  • Strategic planning and new perspectives for Islamic non-profits
  • Tactical and operational planning
  • The planning process, roles, tools, activities, and practical tips
  • Case studies and practical planning exercises throughout the day
Books and Handouts

  • Service Systems Management and Engineering
  • Strategic Planning
Instructor: Ayman Nassar


Register Here: http://www.islamicleadership.org/strategic-planning-for-islamic-non-profits-gol-141/

Sunday, January 30, 2011

Middle and High School Students in United States and Canada Invited to Apply for Young Naturalists Awards


The American Museum of Natural History and the ALCOA Foundation are accepting applications for the Young Naturalist Awards from middle and high school students (grades 7 to 12) across the United States and Canada.

The inquiry-based research competition was created to promote active participation in the sciences and stimulate youth to explore science careers. The program encourages students to independently explore the natural world and pursue in-depth scientific research in the areas of biology, Earth science, ecology, and astronomy. Contestants form hypotheses, conduct research, plan experiments, gather data, and report their findings in an essay.

Twelve winning students will be honored at a ceremony at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. Winners will receive a scholarship as well as paid trip to the awards ceremony, where they will meet with scientists and take a behind-the-scenes tour of the museum. In addition, winning contestants will have their essays featured on the AMNH Web site.
Visit the AMNH Web site for complete program guidelines and the essays of previous competition winners.


Contact:
Link to Complete RFP

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

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Please Make Duaa for Br. Saad Rehman's Father

Br. Saad Rehman, one of ILIA's recent volunteers father has suffered a heart attack yesterday and is currently hospitalized. Please keep him in your duaa, may Allah (SWT) give him a heal that leaves no harm.

A Family of Seven Need Our Immediate Support

One of ILIA's students' family is facing eviction this week, and need our help. The father's income was greatly reduced, and the family is no longer able to pay for their rent until he is able to find another job. The parents are hard working members of the community and have five school aged girls. Please support them with whatever you can afford. they have an eviction date this week.

You may donate online here at this link http://islamicleadership.chipin.com/family-of-seven-facing-eviction

Monday, January 17, 2011

Has Islam Been Hijacked, Zayed vs. Spencer and Imam Moustafa Zayed's New Blog

Imam Moustafa Zayed the renowned Muslim author eradicating Islamophobia through the pen and tongue has recently started a new blog. The blog named "The Lies About Muhammad (pbuh)" is accessible at http://theliesaboutmuhammad.com/ and includes videos, commentary and reflections on Islamophobia and misunderstandings of Islam.

Imam Moustafa Zayed has a degree in Communication Systems Engineering from Alexandria University, Egypt, and is a member of the Scientific Board of Quran and Sunnah Research of Cairo. He has appeared numerous times on the NY-area television program, “Understanding Religion”. He speaks widely in Interfaith settings with a devotion to bridging peace between the major religions and communities.
Zayed is also the author of “Muhammad Said”, and is a leading teacher in the Islamic Society of Central Jersey. Imam Zayed was featured as one of ten North American Islamic scholars on Britain’s Channel 4 Documentary, “Islam in America”.

Zayed's Recent Leadership Class at ILIA and Interview with ABNSAT

He recently joined ILIA as an instructor teaching fallacies about the leadership abilities and skills of the Prophet (pbuh). He offered a workshop at ILIA's training facility in Ellicott City, Maryland in Nov 2010, and inshaa Allah future seminars are being planned for Michigan, Virginia and Georgia. Imam Moustafa has recently been interviewed by ABNSAT, watch the video here https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&view=bsp&ver=ohhl4rw8mbn4


Zayed vs. Spencer - Friday, Jan 28th, 2011

Inshaa Allah, Imam Zayed will be having a 90 minute debate on January 28th, 2011 with Robert Spencer, a trailer can be found at this link isnhaa Allah http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VG0fo2jqrc


Friday, December 24, 2010

Christmas? I Celebrate Jesus' (pbuh) Legacy Everyday

You started your winter break? How did the Muslim youth of the past spend their time? Click here to find out.

Got ideas for winter break? Send them to us !!

ILIA Offers Easy Installment Payment Methods

Alhamedellah, Effective 12/24/2010, ILIA will offer an easy installment payment method to alleviate some of the economic challenges that is impacting our communities.

To register for a program and pay by installments, students must pay by credit card and register online for at least 50% of the payment using code INST50, and then complete the easy installment form, available at http://www.islamicleadership.org/resources/forms/ and email it to ILIA at finance@islamicleadership.org

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Avalanche: Courage the Door to Dawaa

“Courage: The Door to Da’wah”

December 30, 2010

Girls Ages 7 +

Not only will you or your child enjoy snow tubing, 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:

Snow Tubing, Group Discussions, plus more

Location:

Whitetails Resort, PA

Fees: Click Here

As listed about per person. Includes snacks, lunch, and dinner

Times:

8:00 am buses depart from
  • Dar Al-Taqwa, Columbia, Maryland
  • Dar us-Salaam, College Park, Maryland

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 girls program, all chaperons are sisters, except for two adult brothers whose functions are security and logistical support. All activities are conducted by college age trained female 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 Da’wah”, where your child will gain insights into a key attribute of leadership in a youthful way.
For more information about the Islamic Leadership Institute of America, please email us at info@islamicleadership.org

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Youth Project Management 101

Saturday Jan. 1st 2011
Boys / Girls Ages 12 – 18
This program is offered to youth who wish to develop project management and leadership skills. It is a mix of presentation, team activities, project development assignments, off-site projects with area Islamic institutions inshaa Allah (SWT).

ILIA is training youth on principles of project management on Saturday January 1 2011, participants in the program will have the opportunity to join a team of youth who will act as project managers assisting a Muslim social service, religious or educational organization with planning and managing small projects. Its a great opportunity to learn, give back for the sake of Allah (SWT) (SWT) and to get community service credit. Teams which work in a community service project, will enter the Greater Washington DC Region Project Planning Competition.

Who: Brothers and Sisters ages 12 – 18

When: Project Management Workshop, Jan. 1, 2011

             Competition Date TBD inshaa Allah

Where: Workshop: Northern Virginia

               Nur Center 3431-F Carlin Springs Road,  Falls Church, Virginia 22041
              *Competition: (Masjid in the DC area – TBD soon inshaa Allah (SWT))

What:
Seven hours of training, begins with a continental breakfast, and includes quizzes, project problems, mock project plan development, team activities, project management training materials, lunch and improved networking with other youth across the region. Participants will receive a certificate of attendance.

Fees: Workshop  Early Bird $45 each   (Competition additional $25, paid later at time of competition registration).


Financial Aid available – Simply complete our financial aid form http://www.islamicleadership.org and email to finance@islamicleadership.org to receive a discount code for registration.


Register NOW - Prices go up after 12/24/2010 - Register here - http://nurypm.eventbrite.com/

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 for his flock".
The Islamic Leadership Institute of America is based on this advice of the Prophet. Our youth programs are designed to 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 qualities are developed at a young age.
Don't miss this great opportunity for your child to join the "Youth Project Management 101 Workshop", where your child will gain insights into key attributes of leadership in a youthful way.
Our programs are developed to ensure the youth retain concepts they learn and enjoy the experience.
For more information about the Islamic Leadership Institute of America email us at info@islamicleadership.org 

ILIA services are open to all students. ILIA prohibits  discrimination  against  any  member  of  the Islamic Leadership Institute of America 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 applicable  federal, state and local laws, regulations and orders.

Two Shadowing Internship Seats Available for High Schoolers

Alhamedellah ILIA has two leadership shadowing opportunities for high school students grades 10-12 for 8 weeks starting Dec 10th. Leadership shadowing shall allow the student to learn various leadership skills and styles by accompanying ILIA's leaders on various assignments. Allah (SWT) commanded Musa (pbuh) to go and shadow Al-Khidr to learn from him various traits, specifically the leadership trait of patience. It is encouraged that all young people attend a shadowing program at some point of their life to gain diverse perspectives of work, life and the application of concepts of our deen into practice.

Job shadowing is a ILIA-supervised career exploration activity. Students "shadow” ILIA's leaders as they perform activities and responsibilities. Job shadows are designed to be short term. Leadership shadows emphasize observing the leader in various situations, and occasionally assist with simple assignments. The leadership shadow provides the student a meaningful introduction to the world and provides a context for understanding the relationship and interaction between the academics taught, Islamic values and principles and the society in a leadership context.

Upcoming Shadowing Opportunities:
  • Friday Dec 10th - Sunday Jan 30th (Brothers) - Shadow Br. Ayman Nassar; Deadline for application Wed 12/8/10
  • (Sisters) Detail Coming Soon

Eligibility Requirements:
1. Student must be enrolled in a school or home schooled at one of the grades level of 10 through 12 at time of application.
2. Student must complete a short online application at http://iliajobs.blogspot.com/
3. Student must be able to take time off of school on Fridays between 12:30 and 2:30 to attend jummah prayers (brothers only)
4. Student must be able to devote 2-4 hrs a week for 8 weeks to shadow ILIA leaders.
5. Students need to have a GPA of at least 2.5 or higher
6. Parental consent for student to attend the program and participate in ILIA activities on-site and off-site.

Selection Criteria:
1. Only two students shall be selected.
2. Students with best responses to "Motivation and Interest" and "Learning Objectives" shall be selected.
3. Students who are able to secure transportation to ILIA's office at internship/shadowing hours, or go to school / live within 5 miles of ILIA's office.

Successful Completion Requirements:
  • Students will be required to participate at least 2 hrs a week, and a minimum of 20 hrs over the 8 weeks.
  • Students shall be assessed on commitment, quality of notes taken, demonstration of application of concepts learned during the leadership shadow in various situations, motivation, a short essay at the completion of the program on the benefit the student acquired and the level of responsibility demonstrated during the program
  • There shall be a nominal stipend at the end of the internship for students who successfully complete the program with a grade of A.


Tips for Successful Shadowing
  • Show up on time.
  • Ask questions at appropriate times
  • Dress up. You don't have to be formal.  Nice Islamically compliant outfit is required
  • Take a notebook and pen or pencil to write notes.
  • Get involved and be positive.
  • Be appreciative and encourage others to experience an ILIA shadow internship

For more details visit ILIA's website at http://www.islamicleadership.org

Sunday, November 28, 2010

ILIA Launches New Youth Project Management Class

Alhamedellah with the grace of Allah (SWT), in its second year of offering of Youth Project Management (YPM 101), ILIA introduces Leading Youth Project Managers - Cost Management (YPM 201) for those who completed YPM 101 in 2009. YPM 201 builds on YPM 101 and focuses on financial cost accounting for projects. It provides youth ages 12-18 the solid understanding of all fundamental financial areas of a project from bill of material, to income sheets and project operational and capital expenses and balance sheets. The project touches on financial earned value and allows youth to communicate effectively with professional project managers in the industry as related to financial aspects of a project. The coaching this year will be offered by ILIA and ILIA will provide all participants with the same project to develop a full project plan for a new training center in Baltimore City, inshaa Allah coaching involves site visits, public hearings and lots of real-life experience.

YPM 201 inshaa Allah launches on Sunday Dec 5th, 2010 in parallel to its "mama class" YPM 101 which is also held the same day at the ILIA training center inshaa Allah. to register for YPM 201 visit http://ypmdc2010.eventbrite.com/
“Leading Youth Project Managers”
Cost Management
Sunday Dec 5th, 2010
Boys / Girls Ages 12 – 17
This program is offered to youth who have already completed Youth Project Management. It is an advanced course enabling these students to lead incoming students into Youth Project Management.

"Leading Youth Project Managers" has multiple focuses, this class focusses on Cost Management and will provide the youth with a comprehensive understanding of project cost estimation, budgeting and expense tracking inshaa Allah (SWT).

Its a great opportunity to learn, give back for the sake of Allah (SWT) (SWT) and to get community service credit. Students who succesfully complete the class will be eligible to:
a. lead and coach a project team of "Youth Project Management" students.
b. join a paid ILIA internship in accounting and bookkeeping.
c. receive community service.
d. compete against other "Leading Youth Project Managers" in the annual Greater Washington DC Region Project Planning Competition., besides there team participtaion.

Who: Brothers and sisters ages 12 – 17

When: Dec 5th, 2010; Competition (Feb 2011) inshaa Allah


Where: Workshop (Ellicott City, MD), Competition (Masjid in the DC area – To be decided soon inshaa Allah (SWT)) - Training Room No. 1


What: Seven hrs of training, quizzes, project problems, mock project plan development, team activities, project management training material, continental breakfast, certificate of attendance, lunch and stronger networking with other youth across the region.


Prerequistes: Youth Project Management with a grade of B or higher

Fees: Workshop Early Bird ($69), Competition (held in Jan 2011 inshaa Allah, additional $25, paid later at time of competition registration).

Financial Aid Available – complete financial aid form http://www.islamicleadership.org/resources/forms for discount code and email to finance@islamicleadership.org

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Character Building for 60 Inmates at Local Jail

Alhamedellah ILIA in launching soon pending funds availability an innovative program at Howard County Detention Center.

The program is open to all inmates Muslims and non-Muslims who meet eligibility requirements. The jail houses 350 inmates of which approx 20 are Muslim brothers.


The program involves an 8 week, 18 course intensive character building program. Funds are needed to purchase books, training supplies and pay for three instructors. Inmates can not afford to pay for tuition so the program is offered as a grant from ILIA to the Howard County Detention Center.

It is a great dawa opportunity and a great program to assist these inmates on reentry into the society to be productive Muslims and citizens.

Please donate generously at this link http://islamicleadership.chipin.com/character-building-for-60-inmates-at-local-jail

Training 50 Muslim Juveniles in Laurel

Inshaa Allah ILIA is working hard to provide Islamic character building and development for youth at the Oak Hill detention center, known as New Beginnings.

New Beginnings houses 75 youth of ages 14-18, approx 50-55 of these young men are Muslims. The ILIA program involves 20 courses and a field project which will train the youth in different areas of character building over a school semester.

Funds will be used to purchase books, pay professional instructors, and acquire educational supplies for projects and activities.

Please support this wonderful cause and help a young man get back on their feet and stay on the right path - http://islamicleadership.chipin.com/training-50-muslim-juveniles-in-laurel

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

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Regional EPC DC Essay, Presentation and Poster Youth Competition

On behalf of the EPC (Essay Panel Competition) ILIA is sharing the following announcement
 
Don't miss our EPC workshop on 21 Nov at MCC by Sr. Gena Chung. 
Look forward to your participation at the workshop followed by a mini-debate at 3:30 pm, insha'Allah.



See below for this year’s EPC theme, topics, and important deadlines. 
For complete guidelines and the registration form, please visit  http://EPC.Mafiq.org

PRE-REGISTRATION is required, register by:   31 Dec 2010

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A Forum to foster writing and communication skills among Muslim youth.
Write, Speak, and Publish!
   EPC 2010 THEME:
TOWARDS A HEALTHY AND HARMONEOUS FAMILY
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ELEMENTARY: How is my family a great blessing from Allah?      
                                 
MIDDLE:  
What lessons have I learned from the Prophet and his family and how can I                                                        apply them in my family?
                                                                
HIGH SCHOOL+
The Family Epidemic: Diagnose the Problems, Write a Prescription?        
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EPC 2010 Important Dates to Remember:
 
Essays, Poster (electronic copy) 
and Multimedia submission deadline:      8 Jan 2011

Event Date:  23 Jan 2011 at ISWA, MD

EPC Workshops and Mini-debate
·        EPC Workshop 1 on 21 Nov 2010 at MCC
·        EPC Workshop 2 on 11 Dec 2010 at Dar Al Taqwa
·        EPC Workshop 1 on 25 Dec 2010 at ICM

(Seats are limited so register for workshops by sending an email at essays@mafiq.org)
 
For questions, please contact essays@mafiq.org and visit  http://EPC.Mafiq.org for more details.
 
wassalam,
Br. Mostafiz Chowdhury
On behalf of EPC 2010 ORG COM
Essays@Mafiq.org

Monday, November 1, 2010

Local Homeless in Need of Support

A couple of local muslimah homeless shelters are in need of support with rent and utility expenses. Combined these shelters serve over 25 sisters, some who have children with them. To support these organizations you may donate here, all funds collected through this link http://islamicleadership.chipin.com/homeless-familes  will be provided to Muslimat Al-Nisaa and Women Affairs of Al-Mumtahinah Home in proportion to their number of residents, as well as a homeless Muslim family that ILIA has been supporting to secure employment and get back in the workforce. Donate here: http://islamicleadership.chipin.com/homeless-familes
 
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