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MAHE, Muslims and Home Education was set up on December 2003 to support Muslim parents and carers. It started as an e-group in Yahoo! Groups, but the ever growing files section needed more space, so I have decided to enlarge the Group and I opened this website. So along our forum in Yahoo! Groups you can now enjoy this website. If you like, you can join my e-group by clicking on the link below.
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Al-Momin College of Education was established in the year 2002 under Article 29 and 30 of the constitution of India. This is a Muslim Minority Institution established by Abdul Qawi Educational & Welfare Trust, Gaya. The Master & Manager of the college is the Trust through its Board of Trustees. This is a charitable trust which was registered under Indian Trust Act on 25/6/1999 (No.IV-28). The main purpose of the establishment of this college is to provide value-based Teacher Education Programmes. Value-based Teacher Education Prrogramme is essential to provide value-based education programmes to our students.
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The Centre of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law website provides resources for the academic study of sharia and contemporary law in the Arab states and the wider Muslim world.
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Study Islam at SunniPath - the Online Islamic Academy
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KINZA ACADEMY ISLAMIC STUDIES PROGRAM - At Kinza Academy, we believe teaching the religion of Islam to young children as part of a school curriculum may consequently lead the children to view Islam as a “school subject” and possibly even a boring subject, rather than as a natural “way of life.” Rather than teaching about Islam, one must set a living example of Islam in the home for the child to really experience the pulse of Islam; this is something that cannot be found in a book. Hence, Kinza Academy does not offer an “Islamic Curriculum” for young children.
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University of Ottawa Muslim Students Association - serving the Muslim community at Canada's University
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