Dr. Ingrid Mattson was my first teacher when I attended Hartford Seminary's Islamic Chaplaincy program. At the time, I wasn't sure if it was the right school for me and was still on the fence about it. However, I was so impressed with her knowledge, academic rigor, and the way that she carries herself that … Continue reading Dr. Ingrid Mattson: #Interfaith Event in #Edmonton
A New Class @AlRashidMosque
Windows to Islam is a 2-Day course intending to provide those interested with an objective look at Islam and Muslims. This will be provided through a basic, albeit in-depth, overview of Islamic Theology, Law, and History. By the end of the course students will have become familiar with many of the subjects covered in a … Continue reading A New Class @AlRashidMosque
This Weekend @Edmonton & @Calgary
21 April 1:30 PM Jumu`ah - Edmonton Edmonton Islamic Academy 14525 – 127 Street, Edmonton, AB T6V 0B3 Shaykh Faraz Rabbani 21 April 6:00 - 7:30 PM Lecture 1 - Edmonton Masjid Quba 10210 – 118 Avenue, Edmonton, AB T5G 0P6 Shaykh Yahya Rhodus Shaykh Faraz Rabbani 21 April 9:00 - 10:30 PM Lecture 2 … Continue reading This Weekend @Edmonton & @Calgary
Nurture Compassion #Ramadan2016
Join me this Ramadan for a weekly series on nurturing compassion for ourselves, our families and our communities. Each Sunday of Ramadan 12:30 - 1:30pm Boyle Street Community League 9538 103A Avenue, Edmonton Tarjuma emerges from our need to belong to a God-conscious, welcoming community that nourishes our longing for fellowship and spiritual cultivation. To … Continue reading Nurture Compassion #Ramadan2016
Outspoken: Stories on Mental Health
"Stories are...vessels for ancestors, memory, futures and laughter. They are the medium through which the divine is engaged...To state it more succinctly, stories are ceremony." — Mark Gonzales The Green Room invites you to join OUTSPOKEN, a monthly storytelling series that explores the intersections of faith, identity, social issues, and well-being. On Tuesday May 31, join … Continue reading Outspoken: Stories on Mental Health
Ibrahim J. Long 