In a dynamic Live Iftar Transmission on Canada One TV, the President of Minhaj-ul-Quran Canada, Khawaja Kamran Rashid, and the Director of Minhaj Welfare Foundation (MWF) Canada, Ghulam Sarwar, shared valuable insights into the multifaceted initiatives undertaken by Minhaj-ul-Quran International in Canada.
Khawaja Kamran Rashid illuminated the significance of the Mississauga Muslim Community Center, emphasizing its pivotal role in the lives of Muslims in Canada. The center is a vibrant hub, conducting regular prayers, providing Quranic education for children, and hosting an Islamic school on Sundays. The establishment of Minhaj School of Canada and dedicated forums for youth and women further enrich the center’s offerings.
A notable highlight is the community-driven initiatives, such as the food bank serving over 100 families monthly, Gusha-e-Durood events, and the monthly program of the Gyarween Sharif. Khawaja Kamran Rashid passionately appealed for consistent financial support, envisioning a community where individuals voluntarily contribute to the well-being of Allah’s house without the need for explicit requests.
Chaudhry Ghulam Sarwar shed light on the humanitarian efforts led by Minhaj Welfare Foundation globally. Their services range from educational support and clean water provision to ensuring food security for needy families. Over 500 orphans receive care, education, and marriage support, showcasing the foundation’s commitment to holistic welfare.
The call for financial support was emphasized not as a mere donation but as a commitment to fostering sustainable community development. Khawaja Kamran Rashid urged individuals to connect their bank accounts with Allah’s house account, making contributions a seamless and automated process.
This transmission highlighted Minhaj-ul-Quran Canada’s impactful journey in building a community center that not only serves religious needs but also becomes a beacon of compassion, education, and societal support for those in need.
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