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How does one define their role and value in society, or one’s purpose in life? Are we atomised beings moving through life in a random fashion or connected and “born of a single soul,” as the Qur’an informs us? How are we connected, and what is an individual without a community?
One lonely girl’s passion and determination to play soccer is changing the lives of so many in Northern Pakistan
The following article is part of a special week of reflection focused on inspirations from the Qur’an.
The following article is part of a special week of reflection focused on inspirations from the Qur’an.
The following article is part of a special week of reflection focused on inspirations from the Qur’an.
The following article is part of a special week of reflection focused on inspirations from the Qur’an.
We invite the Jamat to a special week of reflection through daily articles focused on inspirations from the Qur’an.
Poverty is often not an issue of individual failing, but one of social justice.
The following article is part of a special week of reflection focused on inspirations from the Qur’an.
“Training and development of volunteer educators is a key priority of ITREB USA. During these sessions, participants engage with IIS scholars and each other to improve their pedagogical skills and content delivery. Crucially, we discussed ways in which they can facilitate the Jamat’s inquiries around their own faith, strengthen their sense of belonging in the community, and help them navigate contemporary ethical dilemmas.”
ITREB Chairman Murad Abdullah speaking about the Continuing Education Program (CEP)
Celebrations of the 100-year anniversary of the Ismaili Volunteer Corps culminated in a pinning ceremony and festivities in Jamatkhanas across the country in late December 2019.
The UN General Assembly proclaimed the first week of February each year as World Interfaith Harmony Week. Its resolution notes that mutual understanding and interreligious dialogue are important dimensions of a culture of peace. We take a look at some initiatives taken by the US Jamat to reach out to members of other faith traditions.