Meet Muhammad Abbas Hijazi.
An abstract artist who was showing his work at the First Qur’an Festival.
Meet Muhammad Abbas Hijazi.
An abstract artist who was showing his work at the First Qur’an Festival.
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On the second Friday of Ramadan, I spent 23 hours at Jame Abu Bakr / Scarborough Muslim Association.
I came for the second Juma Prayers, and stayed until a Janaza Funeral Prayer was said for a elder Muslim sister who had passed away.
InshAllah I’ll update this blog post in depth time permitting.
For now, here are unedited photos during those 23 hours.
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By Jasmine Amoh (@amajas)
For the past ten years or so, I’ve driven past this Masjid, always telling myself that Insha’Allah, one day, I’ll make it here for Jumu’ah.
Problem was, I never saw any sisters entering, so I decided to call up this morning and inquire whether there was a separate entrance for sisters, and if the khutbah would be in English.
“Oh yes sister, there is a separate entrance, and yes, the khutbah will be in English, not to worry!” said the bubbly brother on the line.
Of course I was delighted to hear this, so I prepared to head up the street on my lunch hour for Jumu’ah.
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Lights are off inside the Albanian Muslim Society of Toronto at 564 Annette Street at Runnymede Road.
One minute before Maghrib.
And no one is home…
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It’s said there’s never a taxi cab, or a cop, around when you need one.
In Toronto, that’s likely true when trying to hail a Taxi at least five times a day.
As for the Police?
Somehow cops magically appear around masjids looking to make quota and ticket illegally parked cars or cabs at least five times a day.
Parking. Praying. Ticketing. Towing.
It’s all a kind of game.
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Tonight is my annual Ramadan pilgrimage to South Etobicoke.
Every Ramadan, it’s worthwhile making the effort to pencil in at least one night of Tarawih prayer in this masjid. The Bosnian Islamic Centre is at 75 Birmingham Street. It was previously known as the Croatian Islamic Centre.
This year, for 30 Masjids, I arrived before the sun had set, intending to pray my late afternoon Asr Prayer as well as Isha and Tarawih, with Iftar and Maghrib inbetween.
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