Training Day was a professional, inspiring, participant-centered weekend long workshop that was worth every bit of time spent in attendance. Through the use of multimedia presentations, discussion based case studies, and the participant booklet, participants …

Have you ever embarked on a journey, and felt relieved to meet your destination? Undoubtedly… the roadmap of life lies in front of us everyday. If we follow it we become like travelers, forced to subdue our desires for the purpose of our journey.

Earlier in the year NYMiNK collaborated with the U of S MSA to bring you Purification of the Soul, a lecture series by Harith Al-Shiraida focusing on the importance of Tazkiyya.
In order to achieve purity …

Mutah Beale and brother Abu Dujjanah discuss the justice of Islam, and the ills of drugs and alcohol.

In this segment brother Mutah touches on his decision to quit the music industry, the permissibility of music in islam, and some general naseeyah for the muslim youth.

The latest installment of our Youth Issues Series, featuring Dr.Syed Ibn Iqbal, Asem Al-Maglouth, Yassir Fazaga, Muhammad Al-Shareef.

Be sure to check out the previous webisodes in this series!

One of the memorable experiences of Camp Sunnah are the Tajweed lessons after Fajr prayer. Campers/students have the opportunity to learn and practice proper recitation of the Quran, regardless of skill level.

When a large number of Canadian youth get together in the same place, it’s usually because there’s a party or concert. So when over 400 young Muslims gathered on a Saturday afternoon, you knew something special was happening.

Whether you’re married or looking to complete half your deen, this 3-day Professional Marriage Workshop is for you! With rates of relationship problems skyrocketing in North America, many of us seem to forget the fundamentals …

Dare 2 Dawah is a Professional Dawah Workshop and a great opportunity for anyone aspiring to become a Da’ee (Caller to Islam). Whether you’re a experienced Da’ee, or someone who is just starting, this workshop …

In an era where marketers bombard you with manufactored culture, global news is instantaneous, all your friends are on Facebook, you can tweet every mundane minutiae of your life and temptation is just a click away, how does the next generation of Muslims reconcile pop-culture with their faith?