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Move N Improve Canada (MNIC) is a non-profit, proudly Canadian organization offering physical, mental and spiritual health empowerment services to youth and women, founded by Sadaf Jamal. MNIC is honored to stand for global citizenship taking sustainable initiatives to make the world more equal, all-inclusive and fair place.
Move N Improve Canada (MNIC) is a non-profit, proudly Canadian organization offering physical, mental and spiritual health empowerment services to youth and women, founded by Sadaf Jamal. MNIC is honored to stand for global citizenship taking sustainable initiatives to make the world more equal, all-inclusive and fair place. With this in mind, Sadaf collaborates with Investement in Youth Engagement (IYE) under Toronto Public Health (TPH), City of Toronto, Toronto/York District School Board, various shelter homes and many grassroots organizations to make culturally sensitive physical and mental health education accessible to various underrepresented community of diversity.
Founder of MNIC, Sadaf Jamal is a student at University of Toronto doing her Masters in Pastoral Studies obtaining her certification with College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario and Canadian Association for Spiritual Care. She has a B.Sc. and M.Sc. from University of Waterloo in Cell and Molecular Biology. She is also a certified Yoga Teacher, Personal Trainer, Group Fitness Instructor, Nutrition and Wellness Coach at MNIC. Sadaf laid the foundation of MNIC in 2013 to cater to the cultural and faith sensitivities of diverse ethnic population of women to achieve their health goals in safe spaces without compromising their identity and values. MNIC encourages women and youth to be proud of their culture, faith, identity and heritage. Sportcheck Canada recognized her as a “Move Maker” in the community as she is redefining what movements mean to Canadians and she is changing the narrative around how people perceive fitness.
Sadaf has received Leading Woman Building Communities awards from House of Commons of Canada and Province of Ontario. She is awarded Jack Layton’s Award for her community services by Dr. Roz Healing Place. TPH supported MNIC’s community building initiatives with IYE grant. Sadaf has received Entering Theological Education Scholarship from University of Toronto. She has been recognized as MOVE MAKER by Sportcheck Canada.
Sadaf leads many educational workshops on improving physical, mental and spiritual health for IYE project “Turn Struggles into Strengths” financially supported by TPH. MNIC’s workshops for youth are on significant issues such as self-esteem, identity crisis, cyber bulling, social media, tobacco prevention, sexual and drug abuse, suicide and a variety of mental health topics.
MNIC’s Flexibility Fusion classes have improved its participants’ overall functionality, flexibility and mobility by reducing common aches and pain in the body. Special breathing exercises taught in classes have helped people improve mindfulness, focus, insomnia, depression, anxiety, memory loss, and breathing problems. Prenatal Yoga has helped women with smooth labor. Online classes have increased the reach of services to women.
MNIC has planned intriguing outdoor activities for ladies such as biking, walking, hiking, zip-lining, sky-diving, breathing exercises while enjoying the sunrise, running, and much more. Join us in our humble efforts of becoming an example to the world that an all-inclusive, productive initiatives are possible that turn people’s struggles into strengths through health and wellness.
She is a wife, mother, student, teacher, volunteer and a simple human being, trying to leave a beneficial social footprint after her!
Hafsa Khizer is an award winning, Toronto based Digital / Visual artist, Photographer, and founder of The Reminder Series Islamic Art Shop. She uses art as an expressive and healing modality to connect with others using her work, and teaches art workshops throughout Canada. Her work has been featured in major exhibitions in Toronto and internationally.
Hafsa Khizer is an award winning, Toronto based Digital / Visual artist, Photographer, and founder of The Reminder Series Islamic Art Shop. She uses art as an expressive and healing modality to connect with others using her work, and teaches art workshops throughout Canada. Her work has been featured in major exhibitions in Toronto and internationally. It aims to explore her identity and life, at the intersections of being a single, visibly muslim woman, highlighting concepts like mental health, physical illness, self sufficiency, healing, hope in Allah, and the concept of "home".
To create her work, she uses photographs of herself, xRays and ultrasound images of her own body, and combines them with painting, or digital painting, to complete her pieces. The Reminder Series is a body of work that highlights Quranic Ayahs on hope, patience, and trust in Allah, centered around handpainted scenic imagery. She regularly commissions personalized work for muslim families, and manages an online shop where all of her work is sold.
She has an arts degree, and is currently Pursuing a sociology degree at Ryerson University. She can be found on Instagram @hafsakhizer. Her work can be viewed and purchased at HafsaKhizer.com and TheReminderSeries.com
he Gibraltar Leadership Academy strives to instil Islamic character in our students, ensuring their development as socially responsible citizens of Canada.
We diligently prepare our youth to excel in all areas of life, with a particular focus on academics and extra-curricular opportunities.
To be an Islamic institution that empowers Canadian Muslims to make a positive impact in the world around them.
The Gibraltar Leadership Academy strives to instil Islamic character in our students, ensuring their development as socially responsible citizens of Canada.
We diligently prepare our youth to excel in all areas of life, with a particular focus on academics and extra-curricular opportunities. Our students have gone on to pursue fulfilling careers in both religious and secular spheres, while holding meaningful leadership roles in the community. Our highly qualified, energetic teachers and support staff ensure that our students receive the very best education and opportunities possible.
We provide methods for students to enhance their leadership skills through experiential learning opportunities such as cooperative education, entrepreneurial pursuits, and community engagement.
To create a space that elevates Canadian Muslim students in their faith, academics, and civic engagement.
The Gibraltar leadership Academy aims to provide each student a diverse education in safe, supportive environment that promotes self discipline, motivation and excellence in learning.
Through an enriched school day and dedicated staff, students will be given the attention needed to master subject material that will provide a deeper understanding of the course content.
Students will revive their knowledge and practice of islam through exploration of their faith, acts of worship, and interactions with each other. The focus will be to teach students to live the tradition of Islam in a modern day context.
Shaykh Shoaib Wardak was born in Afghanistan, and later emigrated to Canada. His commitment to the sacred sciences began early in his life when Allah blessed him with the ability, by age 14, to complete the memorization of the Holy Quran. He then pursued farther, and began his rigorous 6-year Alim course at Jaamiah-al-Uloom Al-Islamiyyaah in Ajax, Canada.
Shaykh Shoaib Wardak was born in Afghanistan, and later emigrated to Canada. His commitment to the sacred sciences began early in his life when Allah blessed him with the ability, by age 14, to complete the memorization of the Holy Quran. He then pursued farther, and began his rigorous 6-year Alim course at Jaamiah-al-Uloom Al-Islamiyyaah in Ajax, Canada. He went on to complete the last two years of his Alimiya course at the renowned Dar-ul-Uloom Zakariyya, South Africa. Here, Shaykh had the opportunity to study under the guidance of the likes of Shaykh Mufti Radha-ul-Haq (D.B.), Qari Ayub Essack (D.B.), and Shaykh Sulaiman Moola (D.B.). His studies were based on the traditional Darse-Nizami curriculum of Islamic education. Upon completing his studies, Shaykh spent one year in the Indian Subcontinent (India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh) in tabligh, giving da’wah, calling all towards the work of deen. Since his return to Scarborough, Canada, Shaykh has been serving as a Teacher/Administrator at Al-Amanah Islamic Academy. Shaykh also conducts weekly tafseer at Masjid-e-Jannah, as well as weekly Friday sermons.
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