Warped Galaxies: International Woman's Day Juma

Tuesday, February 27, 2007

International Woman's Day Juma

International Woman's Day is this week, and in honor of the occassion, I have been invited by the Canadian Muslim Union to officiate at another juma in Toronto.

Event Details:
DATE: Friday, March 9, 2007
TIME: 1:20 PM
PLACE: Steelworker’s Hall
25 Cecil Street, Toronto
(1 block south of College between
University and Spadina)

For more information:
Visit muslimunion.ca or iwdtoronto.com
Email secretary@muslimunion.ca

I'm also going to be speaking at the Univeristy of Toronto, Saturday March 10th. I'll be talking about how authoritarian/totalitarian trends intersect with conservative/fundamentalist tought to create a morass for women. More details as they become available.

¶ 10:19 PM

Comments:

Congratulations on the speaking engagement :) Sounds like a great topic. If you need a joke to break in the crowd, check this out:

http://darvish.wordpress.com/2007/02/26/a-muslim-joke/

Ya Haqq!

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Anonymous : 11:15 AM

Another feather in your cap. This bodes well your your future with other organization and news blogs. Good luck and congratulations.

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Anonymous : 2:05 AM

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