Cérémonie hommage aux victimes de l’attentat de Québec à l’aréna Maurice-Richard de Montréal (2 février 2017)

Discours de Justin Trudeau, Philippe Couillard, Régis Labeaume, Denis Coderre et des membres de la communauté musulmanes du Québec

Midi info, Radio-Canada Première
(Photo: P. Chiasson, La presse canadienne)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JduKWQxJFak

Funeral Janaza for three of the six Muslims who were killed Sunday night while praying Isha, The Night Prayer, inside The Islamic Cultural Centre of Quebec was held in Montreal today.

This video collection includes all news reports found on youtube so far.

When Video Audio of the entire Janaza becomes available, I’ll add it added to the top of this blog post, InshAllah/God-Alone Willing Alhumdulillah/Thank God-Alone.

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CBC’s Jonathan Montpetit responded to questions at the masjid in Québec City where leaders of the Quebec Islamic Cultural Centre escorted media inside.

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A candlelight vigil was held Monday night in front of Vancouver’s original Masjid, Al-Masjid Al-Jamia.

Gregor Robertson Mayor of Vancouver, Four City Councillors, Two Rabbis, One Reverend, Board members of Al-Masjid Al-Jamia all spoke.

I also stepped up and shared a few words about my 30 Masjids visit this past Ramadan to the Islamic Centre of Québec. But I did not record myself, so that’s missing from the video.

Standing for a moment before I spoke, looking out into the night, I saw a sea of people. The sea had spilled out onto West 8th Avenue itself. So many Vancouverites had turned out.

I honestly expected maybe two dozen people at most who might come out. As you can see in the almost 52 minute video, many dozens more actually did.

We were all Canadians. We were all affected by the events in Sainte Foy, Québec.

For whatever comes next, we know we Canadians are all in this together.

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Winnipeg (January 30, 2017).

Muslims in Manitoba are shocked and saddened by the mosque shooting which took place in Quebec City last night. According to media reports, gunmen opened fire at the Quebec Islamic Cultural Centre in Quebec City during evening prayers and killed at least 6 worshippers and injured many.

Special prayers for the deceased will be held in the Manitoba Grand Mosque today Monday January 30, 2017 at 8:00 PM. The prayers are open to all.

“We respond to this tragedy with prayers for the victims and for Quebec City and for Canada to remain a safe haven for people of all faiths and background”, said Osaed Khan, president of the Manitoba Islamic Association. “Places of worship should be peaceful refuge for all, regardless of religion”, Khan added.

“We do not want to jump to conclusions until all the facts are known, but having this happen at this time leaves us on edge”, said Khan.”

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Aftermath of Quebec mosque shooting: CBC News special

Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard with Government Ministers, The Mayor of Quebec and Muslim Community Representatives.

Statement, Reaction, and Prayers for Quebec Mosque Shooting.

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Whose Line is it Anyway?Sh. Jamac Hareed

The ever-changing opinion of Islam and Muslims around the world especially in the media, particularly given recent political events, is depicted as darkness. It is clearly not an accurate representation of our faith and our communities. So how do we reclaim the light the Allah (swt) has given us? What is our responsibility as servants of Allah (swt)? Sh. Jamac Hareed describes how to turn darkness into positive action and light.

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Sheikh Mohamed Yaffa from Halifax is in town for the Generation Muslim 7.0 Conference in Surrey where he will be speaking.

Tonight, he was the guest speaker at MAC Vancouver‘s Friday Night Community Pot-Luck Dinner and Qiyam.

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Eid Al-Adha Takbeerat

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Eid Al-Adha Mubarak from Queen Elizabeth Theatre Plaza in Downtown Vancouver, B.C.

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Vancouver Muslim Community Centre usually hosts Friday Jumah Prayers in the Auditorium of the Central Branch of the Vancouver Public Library.

The Auditorium wasn’t available this week, so VMCC moved Jumah across the street and held it outdoors.

Nice Change. Nice Qhutbah (Sermon) too.

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