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Regina Chapter Annual Report - 2010
2010/11 Report
CANADIAN COUNCIL OF MUSLIM WOMEN
REGINA CHAPTER
Our membership base has expanded. Our current members are
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Nusrat Jalil – President
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Nasreen Ijaz – Vice President
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Robina Surtie – Secretary
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Qudsia Qayyum - Treasurer
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Yasmin Zia
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Izzah Shahab
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Samina Tahir
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Shazia Mahmud
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Farah Zimran
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Kulsum Mansour
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Safina Fida
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Saher Fida
Our Chapter is a very small group but we try to do as
much as our limited resources and
our busy schedules will allow us to do. Our chapter is trying to get
youth involvement as
they are the future and should be prepared to take the leadership of the
organization. We
have been successful in our efforts to some extent; our youth members
are involved with
Muslim Youth Canada project and reports to Rizwan Mohammed, Project
Coordinator.
With regards to our activities this past year
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We donated $320 for women's shelter to the Xmas
Cheer fund. This is an
initiative by Regina’s local newspaper, The Leader Post.
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One of the goals of CCMW Regina Chapter is to
liaison with other
organizations and women groups. Regina Chapter is a member of Regina
Multi Faith Group. We try to attend their monthly meeting, whenever,
we
could. Three members of CCMW attended their annual dinner/general
body meeting in January/11. It was a well attended dinner by various
faith
groups and Lt. Governor of Saskatchewan Dr. Barnhart was the guest
speaker.
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Islamic Association of Regina hosted an Eid get
together for the
Community at large and invited dignitaries like Mr. Ralph Goodale,
MP,
provincial ministers, media people, different faith groups and
members of
Regina police. CCMW was part of the event and helped with the food
arrangement.
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In December, Nusrat Jalil, president of the Regina
chapter hosted a social
supper night out for members of Regina chapter. The members enjoyed
socializing, played games and had lots of fun. One of the members
talked
about her work with domestic violence.
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The Regina chapter implemented a scholarship program
in 2004. Our
initial investment with the University of Regina was to end within 5
years.
In 2007 we extended the duration of the scholarship to 2012. CCMW
Regina hopes to extend this scholarship indefinitely- Insha Allah.
This
year’s scholarship was awarded to a Muslim girl entering the
University.
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