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SUMMARY:Understanding Your Role as a Muslim Board Member
DESCRIPTION:Building Stronger Muslim Charities & Masjids in Canada\nSound Vision Canada is excited to announce an online learning opportunity to help build stronger Muslim charities and masjids across the country. Despite the growth and importance of masjids and Muslim charities in Canada\, many boards struggle with lack of formal governance training. This gap often leads to missed opportunities to expand positive community impact. \nOur online training session with Junaid Mirza equips Muslim board members with the knowledge\, tools\, and confidence to lead effectively while fulfilling their religious and civic responsibilities.  \nParticipants will: \n\nExplore board members’ legal\, fiduciary\, and spiritual responsibilities as trustees of community amanah.\nLearn how Shura (consultation)\, transparency\, and accountability align with Canadian nonprofit governance.\nUnderstand the balance between oversight and interference in day-to-day operations.\n\nThe recording and presentation slides will be shared with all those who register\, insha Allah. \nJunaid Mirza is a partner at PwC Canada\, where he leads strategy and consulting for law firms and legal departments. In addition\, Junaid leads PwC Canada’s Entity Governance and Compliance practice\, providing entity and board management services to over 600 entities in Canada. With over 20 years of experience\, Junaid works with boards and executive teams to strengthen accountability\, risk\, oversight\, and financial stewardship. \nJunaid is actively involved in the Muslim community initiatives\, focusing on governance\, excellence\, transparency\, and long-term sustainability. He has served on boards both within and outside the community\, currently serving on the boards of The Muslim Fund and the National Muslim Action Fund. Previously\, Junaid has served on the boards of Muslim Neighbour Nexus\, The Pearson Institute for Progressive Policy\, Working Skills Centre\, Fakih Foundation\, United Way of Halton and Hamilton\, Islamic Finance Advisory Board\, and Multilingual Community Interpreter Services. \nJunaid is also currently pursuing advanced studies in Islamic scholarship\, bringing faith-informed perspectives to institutional leadership and board development. \n*IMPORTANT* We will be sharing the Zoom link with registrants via email shortly before the event (after 5 PM EDT). If you do not see it in your inbox\, please check your spam folder. To ensure smooth communication\, please add the following to your trusted contacts: \nmarketing@soundvisioncanada.org \ninfo@soundvisioncanada.org
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/understanding-your-role-as-a-muslim-board-member/
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SUMMARY:Closing the School Year with Purpose
DESCRIPTION:As we approach the end of the school year\, Sound Vision Canada is delighted to offer an online workshop with educational consultant Nadia Aslam\, creating space for educators to pause\, reflect\, and reconnect with the purpose behind what they do each day. Together\, we will look back on the year—what worked\, what challenged us\, and the moments that reminded us why this work matters. Grounded in both strong teaching practice and Islamic values\, the session focuses on nurturing not just academic success\, but also akhlaq\, growth\, and the overall well-being of students. \nWorkshop Special Features: \n\nInteractive and reflection-based\nUse of Padlet to share ideas and experiences\n Opportunities for small group discussion and connection\n\nReflecting with Intention \nTaking time to think about the year—our experiences\, our challenges\, and the impact we’ve had on our students. \nUnderstanding the Student Experience \nConsidering how our classrooms feel from a student’s perspective\, and how we can strengthen connection and engagement. \nCelebrating Every Learner \nShifting how we define success—recognizing effort\, growth\, and resilience. Exploring simple\, meaningful ways to celebrate students who may not always be acknowledged. \nStrengthening Our Practice \nSharing practical strategies to support classroom culture\, engagement\, and inclusive teaching. \nLearning from One Another \nCreating space for teachers to share what has worked in their classrooms and build on each other’s experiences. \nLooking Ahead with Purpose \nSetting clear\, realistic intentions for the upcoming school year—both professionally and personally. \nEducators will gain: \n\n A sense of reflection and renewed purpose.\n Practical strategies they can bring into their classrooms right away.\n Ideas for creating more inclusive and supportive learning environments.\n Simple ways to recognize and uplift all students.\n Clear intentions to guide their work in the year ahead.\n\nPlease note this workshop is designed for K–12 educators and school leaders within Islamic school settings. \nThe recording and presentation slides will be shared with all those who register\, insha Allah. \nNadia Aslam is an educational consultant and instructional leader. She served as vice-principal at ISNA High School from 2012 to 2025 and previously as principal at Al-Falah School.\n\n\n*IMPORTANT* We will be sharing the Zoom link with registrants via email shortly before the event (after 5PM EDT on May 12). If you do not see it in your inbox\, please check your spam folder. To ensure smooth communication\, please add the following to your trusted contacts: \nmarketing@soundvisioncanada.org \ninfo@soundvisioncanada.org \nIndividuals facing financial barriers to participation may reach out for assistance. Email: info@soundvisioncanada.org
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/closing-the-school-year-with-purpose/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20260602T193000
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SUMMARY:Introducing NOOR: Quranic Leadership Framework
DESCRIPTION:Nurture the Spiritual Foundations of Leadership \nEffective leadership begins long before guiding others. It begins with disciplining the heart\, purifying intentions\, and strengthening one’s relationship with Allah.  \nThis interactive workshop explores the Quranic foundations of leadership\, part 1 of a 4-workshop series based on NOOR\, a Quranic Leadership Framework\, to help Muslim leaders cultivate integrity\, emotional discipline\, resilience\, and sincerity in times of pressure and responsibility. \nJoin us for a transformative conversation on how nurturing the soul can illuminate leadership in an increasingly dark world. \nTuesday\, June 2\, 2026\n 7:30 PM Eastern /  6:30 PM Central / 5:30 PM Mountain / 4:30 PM Pacific /  8:30 PM Atlantic \nPresenter: Taha Ghayyur\, Senior VP\, Sound Vision & Certified Leadership Trainer \nWho Should Attend: Current or aspiring leaders in charities\, masjids\, schools\, youth organizations\, MSAs\, or advocacy groups. \nRegistration: FREE \nWe are pleased to share the session’s recording with all registrants. \n*IMPORTANT* We will be sharing the Zoom link via email shortly before the event (after 5PM EDT on June 2). If you do not see it in your inbox\, please check your spam folder. To ensure smooth communication\, please add the following to your trusted contacts: \nmarketing@soundvisioncanada.org \ninfo@soundvisioncanada.org \n 
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/introducing-noor-quranic-leadership-framework/
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SUMMARY:Nurturing the Heart of the Homeschooling Home
DESCRIPTION:Homeschooling is more than an educational choice—it is a family lifestyle rooted in a dedicated mindset. \nIn this Sound Vision Canada online session with Munazza Mukri\, we will explore: \nThe Homeschooling Family’s Mindset \nHow to set realistic expectations\, avoid burnout\, and cultivate patience while navigating the daily rhythms of homeschooling. \nDe-schooling and Transitioning  \nThe process of de-schooling and transitioning from traditional education to a home-based approach to learning. \nIntegrating Life Skills \nHow everyday experiences can become meaningful learning opportunities by incorporating practical skills such as cooking\, gardening\, household management\, and financial literacy. \nTogether\, we will focus on creating a peaceful\, balanced homeschool environment that nurtures the whole family\, insha Allah.  \nThe workshop is open to homeschoolers\, aspiring homeschoolers\, and all interested community members. \nCan’t join live? The recording and presentation slides will be shared with all those who register\, insha Allah. \nMunazza Mukri is one of the co-founders of Toronto Muslim Homeschoolers (TMH) and has been an educator for over 30 years\, teaching and mentoring hundreds of children and families throughout her career. As an educator\, her passion lies in reviving Muslim identity in children through history\, cultural diversity\, and nature studies. She strives to cultivate a sense of awe\, wonder\, and appreciation for the wisdom and majesty of Allah\, nurturing both the minds and hearts of young learners. Alongside her work in education\, Munazza also runs a small catering business and offers homeschooling workshops and mentoring\, supporting families throughout their educational journeys. She lives in Mono\, Ontario\, with her husband and three children\, ages 24\, 23\, and 16. \n*IMPORTANT* We will be sharing the Zoom link with registrants via email shortly before the event (after 5PM EDT on June 18). If you do not see it in your inbox\, please check your spam folder. To ensure smooth communication\, please add the following to your trusted contacts: \nmarketing@soundvisioncanada.org \ninfo@soundvisioncanada.org \nIndividuals facing financial barriers to participation may reach out for assistance. Email: info@soundvisioncanada.org
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/nurturing-the-heart-of-the-homeschooling-home/
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SUMMARY:Financial Oversight for Muslim Board Members
DESCRIPTION:Building Stronger Muslim Charities & Masjids in Canada\nSound Vision Canada is excited to offer online learning opportunities to help build stronger Muslim charities and masjids across the country. Despite the growth and importance of masjids and Muslim charities in Canada\, many boards struggle with lack of formal training. This gap often leads to financial mismanagement risks and weakened community trust. \nJoin us for a structured multi-workshop professional development program to address the challenges associated with a lack of training.  \nOur upcoming online training session with Junaid Mirza equips Muslim board members with the knowledge\, tools\, and confidence to lead effectively while fulfilling their religious and civic responsibilities in financial oversight. This session marks the first in our series: Financial Stewardship & Compliance for Muslim Not-for-Profit Boards.  \nOn June 24\, 2026\, you will participate in a training workshop designed to help you: \n\nGain confidence in reading budgets\, financial statements\, and audit reports.\nUnderstand your role in approving budgets and monitoring spending.\nLearn to ask the right questions to safeguard community funds.\n\nThe recording and presentation slides will be shared with all those who register\, insha Allah. \nJunaid Mirza is a partner at PwC Canada\, where he leads strategy and consulting for law firms and legal departments. In addition\, Junaid leads PwC Canada’s Entity Governance and Compliance practice\, providing entity and board management services to over 600 entities in Canada. With over 20 years of experience\, Junaid works with boards and executive teams to strengthen accountability\, risk\, oversight\, and financial stewardship. \nJunaid is actively involved in the Muslim community initiatives\, focusing on governance\, excellence\, transparency\, and long-term sustainability. He has served on boards both within and outside the community\, currently serving on the boards of The Muslim Fund and the National Muslim Action Fund. Previously\, Junaid has served on the boards of Muslim Neighbour Nexus\, The Pearson Institute for Progressive Policy\, Working Skills Centre\, Fakih Foundation\, United Way of Halton and Hamilton\, Islamic Finance Advisory Board\, and Multilingual Community Interpreter Services. \nJunaid is also currently pursuing advanced studies in Islamic scholarship\, bringing faith-informed perspectives to institutional leadership and board development. \n*IMPORTANT* We will be sharing the Zoom link with registrants via email shortly before the event (after 5 PM EDT on June 24). If you do not see it in your inbox\, please check your spam folder. To ensure smooth communication\, please add the following to your trusted contacts: \nmarketing@soundvisioncanada.org \ninfo@soundvisioncanada.org
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/financial-oversight-for-muslim-board-members/
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