houston – Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) https://icna.org Outreach, Education and Social Services Fri, 16 Dec 2022 16:27:52 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.2 https://icna.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/favicon.png houston – Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) https://icna.org 32 32 Imam Tauqer Shah Appreciates ICNA Houston’s Billboards! https://icna.org/imam-tauqer-shah-appreciates-icna-houstons-billboards/ https://icna.org/imam-tauqer-shah-appreciates-icna-houstons-billboards/#respond Fri, 30 Oct 2020 10:18:02 +0000 https://labssol.com/dev/iccna/video/imam-tauqer-shah-appreciates-icna-houstons-billboards/

Hear Imam Tauqer Shah talk about ICNA Houston’s current billboards. Join ICNA Houston, Imam Tauqer Shah and the thousands of others who have been effected by our billboards and called to support our Dawah efforts. Please support our community and ICNA Houston. Dawah 2021 #LocalZakat #RamadanRewards #ICNAHouston #Community #COVID19 #Relief #Houston #Billboards #Dawah source]]>



Hear Imam Tauqer Shah talk about ICNA Houston’s current billboards.
Join ICNA Houston, Imam Tauqer Shah and the thousands of others who have been effected by our billboards and called to support our Dawah efforts. Please support our community and ICNA Houston.

Dawah 2021


#LocalZakat #RamadanRewards #ICNAHouston #Community #COVID19 #Relief #Houston #Billboards #Dawah

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ICNA-MAS South Convention 2013: Seeing Syria from Makkah by Sh Omar Suleiman | https://icna.org/icna-mas-south-convention-2013-seeing-syria-from-makkah-by-sh-omar-suleiman/ https://icna.org/icna-mas-south-convention-2013-seeing-syria-from-makkah-by-sh-omar-suleiman/#respond Thu, 29 Oct 2020 20:54:18 +0000 https://labssol.com/dev/iccna/video/icna-mas-south-convention-2013-seeing-syria-from-makkah-by-sh-omar-suleiman/

Kick Off session ICNA-MAS South Central Convention – Houston Texas : Seeing Syria from Makkah By Shaykh Omar Suleiman source]]>



Kick Off session
ICNA-MAS South Central Convention – Houston Texas : Seeing Syria from Makkah
By Shaykh Omar Suleiman

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ICNA-MAS South Convention 2013: Love Struck https://icna.org/icna-mas-south-convention-2013-love-struck/ https://icna.org/icna-mas-south-convention-2013-love-struck/#respond Thu, 29 Oct 2020 18:52:10 +0000 https://labssol.com/dev/iccna/video/icna-mas-south-convention-2013-love-struck/

ICNA-MAS South Central Convention – Houston Texas : Love Struck Obstacles to Marriage Sh. Omar Suleiman Misconceptions about Love Sh. Saad Tasleem Prophet’s (sws) Married Life Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan source]]>



ICNA-MAS South Central Convention – Houston Texas : Love Struck
Obstacles to Marriage Sh. Omar Suleiman
Misconceptions about Love Sh. Saad Tasleem
Prophet’s (sws) Married Life Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan

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Floyd Killing: Webinar, Petition, Rallies by ICNA CSJ https://icna.org/floyd-killing-icna-csj-conducts-webinar-launches-petition-holds-rallies/ https://icna.org/floyd-killing-icna-csj-conducts-webinar-launches-petition-holds-rallies/#respond Sat, 30 May 2020 12:08:56 +0000 https://labssol.com/dev/iccna/?p=26164

On Monday, May 25, thousands watched in horror as Houston native George Floyd’s took his last struggled breaths while his life was taken without any cause or concern by an officer of the Minneapolis Police Department. In light of this, ICNA CSJ conducted a webinar to look at the structured racism that is apparent in America today: ICNA CSJ started a petition for the sademanding justice for the murder of George Floyd and calling for the police officers involved to be put to trial and charged with murder. The petition will be sent to Minneapolis mayor Jason Frey as well as DA Mike Freeman: https://icnacsj.org/justiceforfloyd/ In Houston, Texas, ICNA CSJ-TX also joined Black Lives Matter in a rally at Discovery Green for this. ICNA CSJ issued a statement saying it is “deeply saddened by and strongly condemns the murder of George Floyd by four Minneapolis police officers. This shows yet another display of police brutality where an unarmed African American has lost their life. The officers have since been fired from their jobs. The death of George Floyd proves that systemic structured racism and oppression of African Americans is still prevalent in America today. One of the reasons we still hear of news like this is because of the lack of accountability and responsibility that police have in America for such actions. The lack of justice in these police brutality killings and murder cases permit more and more to occur. ICNA CSJ believes these officers should be put to trial to the fullest extent of the law, just as any other citizen would have been. ICNA CSJ-TX said “Floyd’s death serves as a stark reminder that we are still living in dark times of racism, inequality, and injustice.”]]>

On Monday, May 25, thousands watched in horror as Houston native George Floyd’s took his last struggled breaths while his life was taken without any cause or concern by an officer of the Minneapolis Police Department.

In light of this, ICNA CSJ conducted a webinar to look at the structured racism that is apparent in America today:

ICNA CSJ started a petition for the sademanding justice for the murder of George Floyd and calling for the police officers involved to be put to trial and charged with murder. The petition will be sent to Minneapolis mayor Jason Frey as well as DA Mike Freeman: https://icnacsj.org/justiceforfloyd/
In Houston, Texas, ICNA CSJ-TX also joined Black Lives Matter in a rally at Discovery Green for this.



ICNA CSJ-TX protest in Houston, Texas on May 29, 2020
ICNA CSJ issued a statement saying it is “deeply saddened by and strongly condemns the murder of George Floyd by four Minneapolis police officers. This shows yet another display of police brutality where an unarmed African American has lost their life. The officers have since been fired from their jobs.

The death of George Floyd proves that systemic structured racism and oppression of African Americans is still prevalent in America today. One of the reasons we still hear of news like this is because of the lack of accountability and responsibility that police have in America for such actions. The lack of justice in these police brutality killings and murder cases permit more and more to occur. ICNA CSJ believes these officers should be put to trial to the fullest extent of the law, just as any other citizen would have been.
ICNA CSJ-TX said “Floyd’s death serves as a stark reminder that we are still living in dark times of racism, inequality, and injustice.”

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PPE Safety kits distributed at the ICNA Relief Eid Gift Drive https://icna.org/ppe-safety-kits-distributed-at-the-icna-relief-eid-gift-drive/ https://icna.org/ppe-safety-kits-distributed-at-the-icna-relief-eid-gift-drive/#respond Sat, 23 May 2020 18:22:52 +0000 https://labssol.com/dev/iccna/?p=26561

(Houston-TX) In unprecedented challenge of COVID-19 has hit the residents of 4th largest Metropolis of USA – Houston. The Pakistani community jointly launched its relief efforts. The Consulate General of Pakistan in Houston joined Pakistani organizations such as Pakistan Association of Greater Houston (PAGH), Alliance for Disaster Relief & others. In a simple ceremony, observing social distancing, the Consul General of Pakistan in Houston Mr. Abrar Hashmi inaugurated “PPE Safety kits” to distribute at the “ICNA Relief Eid Gift Drive”. Present on occasion were Haroon Sheikh President PAGH, Muhammad Saeed Sheikh, Shabbir Hussain Ilyas Choudry, Nusrat laghari, Coordinator of the Alliance & Mian Nazeer in charge of the Distribution Center. The pantry is aimed at providing Safety kits to the needy across Houston’s diverse spectrum. Salute to all volunteers at the Pakistan Centre they’re working with fasting (Roza) in very hot weather but they know about it they’ll get rewarded by Allah and appreciate to all media people they covered program in hot weather and with pleasant mood. The “Alliance for Disaster Relief” formed in 2011 and is an umbrella of several Pakistani Community Organizations in Houston. This includes Pakistan Association of Greater Houston, Houston Karachi Sister City Association, House of Charity, Ibne Sina Foundation, Islamic Society of Greater Houston, Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA- Relief), APPNA Foundation, Friends of Karachi, Pakistan Chamber of Commerce (PCC-USA), and many others. The Alliance, as it did in the past, is determined to extend other services to Houstonians during COVID-19. Syed Javaid Anwar funded the first tranche.” Article Courtesy: theazb.com]]>

(Houston-TX) In unprecedented challenge of COVID-19 has hit the residents of 4th largest Metropolis of USA – Houston. The Pakistani community jointly launched its relief efforts. The Consulate General of Pakistan in Houston joined Pakistani organizations such as Pakistan Association of Greater Houston (PAGH), Alliance for Disaster Relief & others.

In a simple ceremony, observing social distancing, the Consul General of Pakistan in Houston Mr. Abrar Hashmi inaugurated “PPE Safety kits” to distribute at the “ICNA Relief Eid Gift Drive”. Present on occasion were Haroon Sheikh President PAGH, Muhammad Saeed Sheikh, Shabbir Hussain Ilyas Choudry, Nusrat laghari, Coordinator of the Alliance & Mian Nazeer in charge of the Distribution Center. The pantry is aimed at providing Safety kits to the needy across Houston’s diverse spectrum. Salute to all volunteers at the Pakistan Centre they’re working with fasting (Roza) in very hot weather but they know about it they’ll get rewarded by Allah and appreciate to all media people they covered program in hot weather and with pleasant mood.


The “Alliance for Disaster Relief” formed in 2011 and is an umbrella of several Pakistani Community Organizations in Houston. This includes Pakistan Association of Greater Houston, Houston Karachi Sister City Association, House of Charity, Ibne Sina Foundation, Islamic Society of Greater Houston, Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA- Relief), APPNA Foundation, Friends of Karachi, Pakistan Chamber of Commerce (PCC-USA), and many others. The Alliance, as it did in the past, is determined to extend other services to Houstonians during COVID-19. Syed Javaid Anwar funded the first tranche.”
Article Courtesy: theazb.com

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ICNA Convention in Houston attracts over 2,700 https://icna.org/icna-convention-in-houston-texas-a-major-success/ https://icna.org/icna-convention-in-houston-texas-a-major-success/#respond Thu, 05 Dec 2019 07:00:37 +0000 https://labssol.com/dev/iccna/?p=25302

HOUSTON, TX (December 4, 2019) – The Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) organized its regional convention during the Thanksgiving weekend in Houston, Texas. The convention attracted over 2,700 people from all over Texas. The three-day convention was supported by over 100 volunteers and featured nearly 30 main and parallel sessions in English, Bangla, Arabic and Urdu. Highlights included screening of the movie “Righteous Sinner”. A community leadership dinner was arranged featuring community leaders of various organizations attended including Muslim leaders running for local political positions including Letitia Plummer. The bazaar had more than 50 vendors traveling from various states. The convention included a parallel Youth Conference, health fair, Quiz Bowl for Families and Children, Matrimonial Services, Islamic Arts Workshop and Class, Revert Stories, Job Networking Workshop, and a session entitled “Meet Your Muslim Neighbor” attended by local politicians, city council members, interfaith leaders and others from the general public.]]>

HOUSTON, TX (December 4, 2019) – The Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) organized its regional convention during the Thanksgiving weekend in Houston, Texas. The convention attracted over 2,700 people from all over Texas. The three-day convention was supported by over 100 volunteers and featured nearly 30 main and parallel sessions in English, Bangla, Arabic and Urdu. Highlights included screening of the movie “Righteous Sinner”. A community leadership dinner was arranged featuring community leaders of various organizations attended including Muslim leaders running for local political positions including Letitia Plummer. The bazaar had more than 50 vendors traveling from various states. The convention included a parallel Youth Conference, health fair, Quiz Bowl for Families and Children, Matrimonial Services, Islamic Arts Workshop and Class, Revert Stories, Job Networking Workshop, and a session entitled “Meet Your Muslim Neighbor” attended by local politicians, city council members, interfaith leaders and others from the general public. ]]>
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ICNA CSJ Helps Coordinate Massive Protest in Houston https://icna.org/icna-csj-helps-coordinate-massive-protest-in-houston/ https://icna.org/icna-csj-helps-coordinate-massive-protest-in-houston/#respond Mon, 23 Sep 2019 08:09:13 +0000 https://labssol.com/dev/iccna/?p=25168

(Houston, Sept 22, 2019) – ICNA Council for Social Justice helped coordinate what could be the largest protest in American history against a foreign politician. While Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi attracted one of the largest receptions for a foreign head of state, nearly 20,000 people protested against him and the policies of his government in Houston, Texas yesterday on September 22, 2019. ICNA CSJ Texas Chapter was involved from the beginning along with several other organizations in planning for the massive protests. Over 300 organizers and volunteers worked non-stop in arranging for the logistics and in publicizing the protests and making sure no untoward incident occurred. Over 90 buses were hired to bring in the thousands of people to the venue from across the state. Many protestors travelled from all over the country. Several billboards were put up with messages on the issue of Kashmir and Indian Muslims. Several media engagements and press conferences were organized at various locations such as during the Democratic Party Executive Meeting, City of Houston Council meeting, and the Democratic Party Presidential Debate. The organizers met with the Houston Police and the Homeland Security Staff to ensure the safety and security of all people. ICNA Relief offered healthcare services at the venue.]]>

(Houston, Sept 22, 2019) – ICNA Council for Social Justice helped coordinate what could be the largest protest in American history against a foreign politician.

While Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi attracted one of the largest receptions for a foreign head of state, nearly 20,000 people protested against him and the policies of his government in Houston, Texas yesterday on September 22, 2019.
ICNA CSJ Texas Chapter was involved from the beginning along with several other organizations in planning for the massive protests. Over 300 organizers and volunteers worked non-stop in arranging for the logistics and in publicizing the protests and making sure no untoward incident occurred.

Buses organized to bring in people at the massive anti-Modi demonstration.

Over 90 buses were hired to bring in the thousands of people to the venue from across the state. Many protestors travelled from all over the country.
Several billboards were put up with messages on the issue of Kashmir and Indian Muslims.
One of the several billboards put up across Houston by the protest organizers.

Several media engagements and press conferences were organized at various locations such as during the Democratic Party Executive Meeting, City of Houston Council meeting, and the Democratic Party Presidential Debate.
Protestors at the Houston City Council meeting.

The organizers met with the Houston Police and the Homeland Security Staff to ensure the safety and security of all people.
Protest volunteers meeting with Houston Police and the Department of Homeland Security to plan the logistics of the protest.

ICNA Relief offered healthcare services at the venue.

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Muslim call center gets hate calls after Dallas billboard https://icna.org/muslim-call-center-gets-hate-calls-after-dallas-billboard/ https://icna.org/muslim-call-center-gets-hate-calls-after-dallas-billboard/#respond Mon, 11 Mar 2019 23:21:32 +0000 https://labssol.com/dev/iccna/?p=24524

By FOX4News.com Staff   Mar 07 2019, DALLAS – A Muslim call center has received about 200 hate calls in a week after a billboard was put up in Dallas to help clear negative stereotypes about hijabs and Muslim women. Ruman Sadiq represents the Islamic Center of North America Dallas and GainPeace. She says they felt compelled to act after an alleged attack Dec. 30 of a Muslim woman wearing a hijab at the Reunion Tower. “What better way to take action than by educating people about why we wear the hijab and what it really means,” she said. The organization started by setting up booths around North Texas, like the one in February in Klyde Warren Park. “They could try on a hijab for a day. They asked us questions on why we wear it and what rights Muslim women have,” Sadiq said. “It was amazing how much positive feedback we received and how little people knew about our faith.” The experience inspired a six-week public outreach campaign and paid for a billboard on southbound I-35E near Northwest Highway. The main goal of the campaign was to portray the hijab — a head covering worn by many Muslim women — as a symbol of empowerment and not repression. But the response to them was much different. After the billboard was put up in Dallas, GainPeace’s call center received more hate calls “than from any billboard in the last 12 years of GainPeace’s campaigns,” according to Dr. Sabeel Ahmed, the director of the call center at GainPeace. Call center officials said they did get some callers with genuine questions about the hijab. But they also heard from callers who would yell profanities and then hang up, as well some people who would say, “You are terrorists. Go home.” But Sadiq says angry callers hiding behind a veil of anonymity won’t stop the effort or the billboards. “Engage with us,” she said. “That’s the only way to arrive at a better understanding of one another.” Call center employees touch on several talking points when responding to these hateful callers: Muslims are not new to the USA – living here for around 500 years. Muslims are Americans as much as anyone else. Muslim women wearing the hijab of their own choice, not forced by anyone – freedom of choice. If Christians can have billboards about Jesus, why cannot Muslims on hijabs. Hijab (modest clothing) is also found in Judaism and Christianity and was worn by Mary (mother of Jesus), Mother Teresa and Catholic nuns. The billboard will be up for the next month in Dallas and Houston. Article Courtesy: FOX 4 News]]>

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Mar 07 2019, DALLAS – A Muslim call center has received about 200 hate calls in a week after a billboard was put up in Dallas to help clear negative stereotypes about hijabs and Muslim women.


Ruman Sadiq represents the Islamic Center of North America Dallas and GainPeace. She says they felt compelled to act after an alleged attack Dec. 30 of a Muslim woman wearing a hijab at the Reunion Tower.
“What better way to take action than by educating people about why we wear the hijab and what it really means,” she said. The organization started by setting up booths around North Texas, like the one in February in Klyde Warren Park.
“They could try on a hijab for a day. They asked us questions on why we wear it and what rights Muslim women have,” Sadiq said. “It was amazing how much positive feedback we received and how little people knew about our faith.”
The experience inspired a six-week public outreach campaign and paid for a billboard on southbound I-35E near Northwest Highway.
The main goal of the campaign was to portray the hijab — a head covering worn by many Muslim women — as a symbol of empowerment and not repression. But the response to them was much different.
After the billboard was put up in Dallas, GainPeace’s call center received more hate calls “than from any billboard in the last 12 years of GainPeace’s campaigns,” according to Dr. Sabeel Ahmed, the director of the call center at GainPeace.
Call center officials said they did get some callers with genuine questions about the hijab.
But they also heard from callers who would yell profanities and then hang up, as well some people who would say, “You are terrorists. Go home.”
But Sadiq says angry callers hiding behind a veil of anonymity won’t stop the effort or the billboards.
“Engage with us,” she said. “That’s the only way to arrive at a better understanding of one another.”
Call center employees touch on several talking points when responding to these hateful callers:

  • Muslims are not new to the USA – living here for around 500 years.
  • Muslims are Americans as much as anyone else.
  • Muslim women wearing the hijab of their own choice, not forced by anyone – freedom of choice.
  • If Christians can have billboards about Jesus, why cannot Muslims on hijabs.
  • Hijab (modest clothing) is also found in Judaism and Christianity and was worn by Mary (mother of Jesus), Mother Teresa and Catholic nuns.
    The billboard will be up for the next month in Dallas and Houston.
    Article Courtesy: FOX 4 News
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    Billboard campaign in Dallas on Hijab misconceptions https://icna.org/billboard-campaign-in-dallas-on-hijab-misconceptions/ https://icna.org/billboard-campaign-in-dallas-on-hijab-misconceptions/#respond Sat, 09 Mar 2019 07:27:41 +0000 https://labssol.com/dev/iccna/?p=24504

    By STELLA M. CHÃVEZ, Texas Public Radio   Ruman Sadiq says the current political climate has led to misperceptions of Muslim women. That’s why she hopes a new six-week billboard campaign will encourage people to call and ask questions about the hijab, or head scarf. “It’s very difficult at times for Muslim women to go out in public wearing a veil,” said Sadiq, an outreach volunteer with the Dallas Chapter of the Islamic Circle of North America. “We face a lot of discrimination in educational institutions, in the supermarkets and public arenas.” The billboard – at Interstate 35 and Northwest Highway in Dallas – features a woman wearing a hijab, along with a 1-800 number and the words: respect, honor and strength. The Islamic Circle partnered with a Chicago-area based group GainPeace to place the billboard in Dallas. Other billboards have gone up across the country, including Houston and Chicago. The groups want to show that the hijab is a sign of empowerment and that women of other religions also cover their heads. They point to Mary, the mother of Jesus, who wore a veil, and nuns. “It is also a form of liberation from strangers who dictate how women should dress in the society to be successful,” Sadiq said. “It’s to free us ourselves from being judged by our physical beauty, but rather our intellect and our character. It’s to preserve our modesty.” The billboard is already drawing attention and phone calls. Sadiq talked about an hour-long phone call the group received from an angry caller, who was upset about the billboard. “It was a 62-minute dialogue that we had with her and it ended on a very positive note,” Sadiq said. “She was very happy to clarify the misconceptions she had about the veil.” Earlier this month, local Muslim women set up a table with information about Islam and the hijab at Klyde Warren Park. They also had various hijabs in different colors that women could try on. Nahela Morales, also with the Islamic Circle, said women have a choice to wear a hijab and some choose the cover their entire face, except for their eyes. “There’s no oppression on both as the Koran tells us there’s no compulsion in religion,” she said. “So, we do choose to even wear the head scarf. There’s women that do not wear the head scarf and that’s an individual process.” Morales and Sadiq said people should appreciate the similarities in all religions, rather than be bothered by the differences. Article Courtesy: Kera News]]>

    By STELLA M. CHÃVEZ, Texas Public Radio
     
    Ruman Sadiq says the current political climate has led to misperceptions of Muslim women. That’s why she hopes a new six-week billboard campaign will encourage people to call and ask questions about the hijab, or head scarf.

    “It’s very difficult at times for Muslim women to go out in public wearing a veil,” said Sadiq, an outreach volunteer with the Dallas Chapter of the Islamic Circle of North America. “We face a lot of discrimination in educational institutions, in the supermarkets and public arenas.”
    The billboard – at Interstate 35 and Northwest Highway in Dallas – features a woman wearing a hijab, along with a 1-800 number and the words: respect, honor and strength. The Islamic Circle partnered with a Chicago-area based group GainPeace to place the billboard in Dallas. Other billboards have gone up across the country, including Houston and Chicago.

    Members of the Dallas chapter of the Islamic Council of North America and Chicago-based GainPeace spoke Thursday during a press conference about a new billboard campaign.
    CREDIT STELLA CHÁVEZ / KERA

    The groups want to show that the hijab is a sign of empowerment and that women of other religions also cover their heads. They point to Mary, the mother of Jesus, who wore a veil, and nuns.
    “It is also a form of liberation from strangers who dictate how women should dress in the society to be successful,” Sadiq said. “It’s to free us ourselves from being judged by our physical beauty, but rather our intellect and our character. It’s to preserve our modesty.”
    The billboard is already drawing attention and phone calls. Sadiq talked about an hour-long phone call the group received from an angry caller, who was upset about the billboard.
    “It was a 62-minute dialogue that we had with her and it ended on a very positive note,” Sadiq said. “She was very happy to clarify the misconceptions she had about the veil.”
    Members of the Islamic Council of North America displayed information about Islam, women and the hijab during a press conference in Dallas. Female visitors were encouraged to try on a hijab.
    CREDIT STELLA CHÁVEZ / KERA

    Earlier this month, local Muslim women set up a table with information about Islam and the hijab at Klyde Warren Park. They also had various hijabs in different colors that women could try on.
    Nahela Morales, also with the Islamic Circle, said women have a choice to wear a hijab and some choose the cover their entire face, except for their eyes.
    “There’s no oppression on both as the Koran tells us there’s no compulsion in religion,” she said. “So, we do choose to even wear the head scarf. There’s women that do not wear the head scarf and that’s an individual process.”
    Morales and Sadiq said people should appreciate the similarities in all religions, rather than be bothered by the differences.
    Article Courtesy: Kera News

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