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Imam Ahmed Halawi









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Beginning of Adhan Al Jumah, The Call to Friday Congregational Prayer.

Imam Ahmed Halawi









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Comments Off on Day 6 – LIVESTREAM – The Resilient Hour – “Hope & Resilience” – Imam Zijad Delic – IIT – Islamic Institute of Toronto

“Tonight’s Resilient Hour will be with Imam Zijad Delic on our theme Hope and Resilience.
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Comments Off on Day 5 – Intimate Community Iftar with Mayor Patrick Brown and Council – Atrium – Brampton City Hall
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Comments Off on Day 4 – LIVESTREAM – The First Resilient Hour of Ramadan 2025 – “The Madinah as a Refuge” – Farhad Khadim – IIT – Islamic Institute of Toronto / Mamoun S. Hassan – Quba, Saudi Arabia

“Join us this evening at 5:30 PM for the first episode of Resilient Hour for this Ramadan – our online discussion twice weekly.
Theme: Hope and Resilience
Today’s topic:
Madinah as a Refuge
We speak with Br. Mamoun Hassan on the virtues of Madinah where Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) ﷺ migrated to after being persecuted in Makkah.
Our recited today is Br. Hamza Ally”
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Comments Off on Night 2 – VIDEO – Ramadan 1446/2025 – Positive Moonsighting of One Day Old Crescent – Brampton, Ontario, Canada


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Comments Off on Day 1 – LIVESTREAM – Dr. Shaikh Abdullah Hakim Quick – “Secrets of Ramadan” – Saturday Lecture and Iftar Program – IIT – Islamic Institute of Toronto

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Comments Off on Day 1 – Project Ramadan – Building Food Baskets Volunteer Event – Sayeda Khadija Centre – 7150 Edwards Blvd. – Mississauga, Ontario

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Comments Off on Day 0 – VIDEO – JUMAH – Qhutbah by Shaykh Mahmud Hussain – Jamiat-Ul-Ansar of Brampton – (Great Lakes Masjid) – 1 Masjid Drive – Brampton, Ontario
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Comments Off on 30 MORE | Guest Blog Post – “In Time for Ramadan: ClassicPress Version 2.4.0 is out!” – Thursday February 27 2025 — By Tim Kaye
In Time for Ramadan: ClassicPress Version 2.4.0 is out!
Posted on February 27, 2025
By Tim Kaye, Founding Committee Member
We’re delighted to announce the release of ClassicPress 2.4.0!
This version introduces three new features:
AVIF
AVIF is a new image format that usually produces file sizes far smaller than other formats, including WEBP, without sacrificing quality. This translates to using up less space on a hard drive and being much faster to load.
Settings
Many users might be unaware of the “All Settings” screen because ClassicPress does not provide a link to it within the user interface. However, it can be accessed easily enough by logged-in administrators if they add wp-admin/options.php to the home page of a ClassicPress website. You will then see a screen that looks like this:
It is not recommended that you change the values shown on that screen, which is why there are no links to it in the ClassicPress interface. However, it is sometimes useful to be able to find and copy those values so that they can be pasted elsewhere. In this release of ClassicPress we have added a copy button alongside each value so that it can be easily copied without accidentally making changes to the value itself.
Link Manager
Another screen hidden from view is the Link Manager. This was hidden in version 3.5 of WordPress, though it could be re-enabled via code or a plugin. We have decided to simplify this by providing an option to enable it in the Settings -> General menu:
Checking the box and hitting Save Changes will make the Link Manager appear in the left-hand menu as a new entry just below Media. Links can then be added in a manner similar to the adding of a post or page. Further information can be found in an article on SitePoint.
These links can then be displayed on the front-end, if desired, by using the Links widget.
Fixes and Updates
Version 2.4.0 also includes, among other things, fixes and enhancements to the Media Library and Meta boxes in the Dashboard and content editing pages. A complete list is available on our forums.
Contributors
In no particular order the following people have contributed to this ClassicPress release:
Simone Fioravanti, Matt Robinson, Tim Kaye, David Shanske, Tradesouthwest, Ciprian Popescu, Gabriela, Guido, Elisabetta Carrara, Victor Pashynsky, Himanshu.
NOTE : Alhumdulillah, I was delaying switching from WordPress powering the 30 Masjids website to ClassicPress until this update was officially released.
Seeing ClassicPress Open Source Software Core Developers acknowledging Ramadan 2025 as their target Release date and timing, immediately reassured me, almost in a good omen way, that switching away from WordPress remains the right decision.
30Masjids.ca IS a blog about Ramadan after all!
— HïMY SYeD
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Comments Off on 30 MORE | TARIC Islamic Centre – Seen from Elevated Highway 400 Southbound on-ramp to Highway 401 Eastbound – North York, Ontario
On Day 5 of Ramadan 2011, the inaugural year for 30 Masjids in 30 Days of Ramadan, I wrote about my visit to TARIC Islamic Centre :
“They purchased an undesirable triangle of land immediately north-east of one of the busiest highway interchanges in North America, highways 400 and 401.
“The intention was to create a landmark of Islamic architecture echoing the golden age of Islam, yet within the context of today’s Canadian design sensibilities and engineering zeitgeist.
“It was hoped, the eventual masjid would be seen by the millions of drivers who pass by annually and function as a visual form of dawah.”
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