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On Sunday March 26, Muslims and non-Muslims came together for a one day summit to speak about global issues of radicalization and terror. The event was hosted by Muslims Facing Tomorrow. Panelists discussed strategies to strengthen themselves in combating a global Jihadist insurgency as reform minded Muslims with all the challenges involved. The event culminated with a dinner and eloquent speeches.
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“President MFT Raheeel Raza’s meeting with Baroness Caroline Cox
of UK along with other activists to support women who are victims
of sharia councils in the UK”
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CONGRATULATIONS
Posted by: MFT admin
Vice President MFT, Salim Mansur received Canada 150 medal
in the Senate on Nov. 29th, 2017
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A book by Hasan Mahmud, Board Member of Muslims Facing Tomorrow.
The book highlights the problems both within Muslim communities (who can’t seem to agree on many issues) and for non-Muslims who think sharia is divine law. Hasan Mahmud provides insights into the problems, the prognosis and prescription from within the faith.
https://www.amazon.com.br/How-Sharia-ism-Hijacked-Islam-Prescription-ebook/dp/B075BDSSG1
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C3RF Learning Circle on Free Speech
A public live event featuring stimulating speakers, panelists, and small breakout panel sessions engaged in assessing the politics of implementing federal government Motion M-103 – criminalizing genuine criticism. This is a civil discussion and agitators or ...Continue Reading
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https://www.canadiancitizens.org/conference
C3RF Learning Circle on Free Speech
A public live event featuring stimulating speakers, panelists, and small breakout panel sessions engaged in assessing the politics of implementing federal government Motion M-103 – criminalizing genuine criticism. This is a civil discussion and agitators or racists are not welcome. Every attendee gets a free mobilization advocacy package and the chance to rub shoulders with other freedom of ...
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REPORT FROM UNHRC By Raheel Raza
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I just returned from attending the 35th session of UNHRC in Geneva. It’s been a year since I’ve been there, and much has changed. Earlier, NGO’s had two minutes to make a statement, now they have cut down our time to a minute and a half. Security is also much tighter in terms of visitor passes, so I am fortunate that The Centre for Inquiry accredited me to attend.
On the question of why one attends these sessions when many think ...
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