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Yesterday, Steve Jobs announced the upcoming release of the new Apple iPad, a much anticipated tablet device that has been rumored around for the past couple of months all over the internet.
Alhough, many are disappointed with the features currently offered in the iPad (or lack thereof), there is still loads of potential in the future upgrades.
We know Apple to be smart with the way they approach the market, so the iPad should certainly not be considered a "fly-by" product. Rather, it is important to look at what the device is capable of offering in the future and how it can transform our lives.
The iPhone has already impressed us with how effective the educational applications are (most of which will also be available for the iPad). Thus, there is no doubt that the new apps for the iPad will be revolutionary, since the tablet will allow you to do much more than any other device currently available. This, as a result, opens doors for Muslims to change the face of Islamic education.
The following are some of the things I would like to see in the Apple iPad:
As the devices progress/are upgraded, the opportunities seem endless. Just thinking about the potential that the iPad has gets me very excited for it, as well as other products of its kind (such as the HP Courier and HP Slate, which are truly amazing pieces of technology themselves).
What are your thoughts on the new Apple iPad? Do you think it will have a positive effect on Islamic education? If so, what are some of the things you would like to see implemented?
Apple iPad and Islamic Education
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. Tea biscuits (excluding Ham & cheese)
. Cookies
. Bagels
In addition:
. All donuts are cooked in 100% vegetable based fats
. All donut glaze is completely vegetable based
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We are offering the following Umrah Packages for the year 2010/1431. More groups will be arranged during the summer months upon request.
Guide : How to Perform Umrah ?
Spring Trip: Mar 9 to Mar 20 | $2499.00 |
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Spring Trip: May 4th to May 15 | $2499.00 |
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Summer Trip: June 26th to July 8th | |
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Sheikh Sufyan C. enrolled in Darul-Uloom Al-Arabiyya Al-Islamiyyah in England for memorization of the Holy Quran at the age of 12. Upon Completion of the Quran He commenced his Degree in Higher Islamic Education at Jamiyyah Uloom Al-Islamiyya Ajax, On. He graduated from the institute Darul-Uloom Al-Madania in 1999 as a Muslim Theologian.
He served at Darul-Uloom Al-Madania as a teacher of Hadeeth and Fiqh from 1999- 2007. Thereafter he migrated back to his hometown of Cambridge, Ontario and established the Ontario Muslim Academy ( www.omacademy.ca ) Currently, he is the Imam at the Islamic Society of Guelph and the principal of the Ontario Muslim Academy.
Sheikh Waqas Khawaja is a graduate from the prestigious Islamic Institutes in North America and Europe. He obtained his certification of Hifz al-Quran at Darul-Uloom Al-Madania, Buffalo N.Y. He enrolled in the Alim Program upon becoming a Hafiz in Darul-Uloom. He completed his 6 year degree of Islamic Sciences from the prominent Islamic institute, Darul-Uloom Al-Arabiyya Al-Islamiyyah in Bury, England. In 2005, he received his Alim Certification and returned to Canada to serve the Muslim community of Toronto.
Sheikh Waqas has instructed various classes and courses in Islamic Centers across the GTA, i.e. Islamic Foundation of Toronto, Islamic Society of Scarborough and Pickering Islamic Centre. Currently he is the principal of Tahfeez-ul-Quran Academy of Toronto ( www.Masjidzakariya.com ).
Sheikh Imran Khan commenced his pursuit for Islamic knowledge by the memorization of the Holy Quran and completing it in 1994. He then pursued his desire for sacred knowledge by enrolling in a degree for Islamic Sciences at the prestigious institute Darul-Uloom Al-Madania in Buffalo, NY. He completed his studies in 2002 and served as an instructor at Darul Uloom from 2002- 2007.
Sheikh Imran Khan has been an Imam and Instructor at Islamic Society of Markham since 2007. He is a dynamic speaker and leader of the community. Sheikh Imran Khan has joined our team of scholars to assist us in spiritual guidance.
Sheikh Fayaz Tilly enrolled in the Islamic Institute of Darul-Uloom Al-Madania in New York to memorize the Holy Qur’an. Upon becoming a Hafiz, he enrolled in the 6 year course of Islamic Sciences at Darul-Uloom. Upon completion of his degree in 2002, he returned to Canada to serve the Muslim community of Calgary, Alberta.
Sheikh Fayaz is the principal of Tahfeez-ul-Quran Academy of Calgary. He also serves as an Imam for the greater Calgary Area. He is the Director of Weekend Ilm Intensive ( www.ilmintensive.com ) which conducts seminars and workshops across North America. He has also obtained certification in counseling and social services.
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It is not righteousness that you turn your faces Toward East or West; But it is righteousness to Believe in Allah, and the Last Day, and the Angels, and the Book, and the Messengers; To spend of your substance, Out of Love for Him, For your kin, For Orphans, For the needy, For the wayfarer, For those who ask, and for the ransom of slaves; To be steadfast in prayer, and give Zakat, To fulfill the contracts which you have made; and to be firm & patient in pain (or suffering) and adversity, and throughout all periods of panic; Such are the people Of truth, the God-fearing.
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Campbell's Broth Campbell's Condensed Campbell's Créations Campbell's Ready to Enjoy Gardennay® V8® Soups | | As part of Campbell Canada's commitment to diversity and extraordinary, authentic nourishment for all, we are pleased to introduce a selection of Halal-certified products to help you meet your Islamic dietary requirements. Quick Facts on Campbell Halal-certified Products
We are very excited to offer these products and hope you enjoy them with peace of mind. For more information on Halal and the Halal Certification Program, please visit the Islamic Society of North America website. At Campbell Canada, we take great care to ensure that these products are and remain Halal and have an on-going certification agreement with ISNA. If you have questions about Campbell Halal-certified Products please call the Campbell's Consumer Response Center at 1-800-410-7687. |