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Hall Building, H751
Thursday · 8 May 2025
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H7, CSU Lounge
Friday · 6 Feb 2025
Amana Concordia, in collaboration with the Sudan Solidarity Collective in Montreal (SSC/MTL4SUDAN) and the Black Muslim Initiative at McGill (BMI), invites you to a film screening of the movie-documentary "Sudan, Remember Us", followed by a discussion and question panel.
Explore the moments that shaped our journey. A look back at Amana’s past events, highlighting community, knowledge, and purpose.
Amana Concordia, in collaboration with the Sudan Solidarity Collective in Montreal (SSC/MTL4SUDAN) and the Black Muslim Initiative at McGill (BMI), invites you to a film screening of the movie-documentary "Sudan, Remember Us", followed by a discussion and question panel.
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The Brother’s Hike & Halaqa is a gathering designed to strengthen brotherhood, encourage reflection, and deepen faith through connection with nature. Participants will enjoy a guided hike, outdoor prayer, and a meaningful halaqa, concluding with a shared meal that fosters community and spiritual growth.
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A supportive coffee meet-up in Montreal where Muslim women gather to share experiences, discuss challenges related to rising far-right sentiment in Quebec, and plan collective action in a safe, welcoming space.
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Meet the Amana team at Concordia’s Hall Building on March 14 & 21. Learn about our mission, share ideas, join discussions, and explore meaningful community initiatives.
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Amana Concordia is hosting a screening of The Battle of Algiers, a powerful historical film depicting Algeria’s fight for independence. The event will include a post-screening panel discussion on the film’s legacy, resistance movements in Muslim countries, and themes of decolonization. It offers an opportunity for students to unwind after finals while engaging in meaningful dialogue on history, culture, and social justice.
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