The Children of Islam Bicentennial Jalsah 2004
 

The historic Children of Islam Bicentennial Jalsah/ cultural event held in Lenasia on the 19 September 2004 was an event that will be forever be etched in the memories of the thousands of participants that came from all  sectors and backgrounds of a truly multi-cultural; multi ethnic and multi  racial diversity of children.

Their experience clearly cried out: WE NEED  THIS TYPE OF ACTIVITY MORE OFTEN!!! More than 7000 children, parents, and  educators. Among guests were the Deputy Minister of Education the Hon Br Enver Surty; Hon MP Ismail Vadi; and several dignataries.

One parent exclaimed: "It was like Arafat...it was like a mini hajj!!!"
 

Another said: "I've never seen something like this. It was awesome."
 

Children of Islam Manifesto

Awqaf SA has produced a CD recording and a DVD of the event. Available from the AwqafShoppe.
 

Watch for the next "Children of Islam" event in September 2007
Insha-Allah.
 

View some of the pictures in the Photogallery below.
 

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Jalsa Media:

• Listen to the Children of Islam theme of Shukur. Click here.

• View Slide Show1. Click here.

• Watch the mini movie. Click here.

• Listen to the Bicentennial Theme Song. Click Here.
   

 

For more Contact Information:

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