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Shared Stories and
Shared Roots.
This past Friday, our community came together for a special Teach-In led by Br. Rajib Ahmed, held in response to the recent military tensions between India and Pakistan. The event aimed to foster understanding, reflection, and unity during a time of heightened emotions.
Br. Rajib delivered an engaging talk covering the rich history of India, including its provinces, culture, and significant historical developments. He encouraged participation by asking thought-provoking questions—rewarding correct answers with chocolate, which added a fun and interactive touch!
The discussion afterward touched on some deep and meaningful topics, including the partition and how its lasting impact can play a powerful role in building understanding between communities.
It was heartening to see many people joined in, sharing their thoughts and reflecting on the many similarities between India and Pakistan.
Overall, it was a powerful reminder of how much we can learn from one another when we come together with open hearts and minds. Looking forward to more events like this in the future!
CAIR-CT Advocacy Day 2025
Two students from FVAMC Academy, Rumanah Shaikh and Rayya Baghdadi, attended the 10th Annual National Muslim Advocacy Day on April 28–29, 2025, in Washington, D.C., as part of the CAIR-CT delegation.
CAIR-CT takes part in National Muslim Advocacy Day each year to help Muslim youth and community members speak directly with lawmakers about issues that affect them. This effort strengthens civic engagement and makes sure the voices of Connecticut Muslims are heard in government.
The event is a valuable chance for youth to build leadership skills, learn how to advocate, and gain confidence by meeting with members of Congress. It helps prepare them to be strong, active voices in their communities and in the democratic process.
Look out for the next opportunity to join CairCT for National Muslim Advocacy Day!
For more information about CairCT: https://cairconnecticut.com/civic-engagement/
FVAMC Academy Registration
Spaces fill up FAST!
Registration of the upcoming FVAMC Academy school year 2025 - 2026 is open and Spaces are filling up fast!
The goal of FVAMC Academy is to provide a high-quality weekend learning program that is based on our core values of serving God, fostering community, and an environment of respect, compassion, and consideration for everyone.
Admission will close on July 31st 2025.
For More information about the Academy:
https://www.fvamc.org/fvamc-academy/
To register your child(ren) for the upcoming school year of 25-26:
https://www.fvamc.org/academy-registration/
Please contact Sr Fauzia, our dedicated Administrator of FVAMC Academy for any questions or concerns, you can reach us at [email protected]
Scan the QR CODE for REGISTRATION!
For more details, contact Br Kamrul
860.268.2828
Friday Lunch Sandwiches.
Alhamdulillah, our Friday lunches are in full swing!
The sandwiches have been a huge hit—they’ve been selling out fast and the demand keeps growing! We're excited to continue offering them and keeping this momentum going.
You can also sponsor a Friday lunch, with all proceeds going directly to the Masjid. It’s an easy and impactful way to support and be part of something meaningful.
Have a favorite dish you'd like to contribute? Lets us know!
ALL PROCEEDS GO TO THE CENTER
HOW TO CONTRIBUTE
Families can sponsor a Friday lunch of 40 sandwiches, by Sending Payment donation of via Mohid, (donation link below). Select the "Friday Lunch Sponsorship" category from the drop down menu.
- $100 for 20 Sandwiches
- $200 for 40 Sandwiches
Your support helps us continue this effort and strengthens our community bond.
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