Sidi Nader Khan, and Dr. Bano Murtuja from SeekersHub Toronto visit The Mississauga Foodbank to formally hand over the funds and food items collected during SeekersWorks’ “FeedMe Fast” campaign of Ramadan 1432 / August 2011. Over $2,200 was collected, which allows them to distribute $15,000 worth of donated food into the community!
Watch this space for updates on upcoming campaigns and collaborative efforts on local hunger activism with The Mississauga Food Bank, and other such organizations.
This song, written by Imam Zaid Shakir, expresses desire to experience true love of God. This live rendition by Sidi Nader Khan (www.NaderKhan.com) was performed at the Al-Ghazzali Centre’s SeekersRetreat, April 2011, outside Melbourne.
It was captured on video by Shaykh Faraz Rabbani’s iPhone.
Videos of an “unplugged” performance at Ta’leef Collective, in Fremont California in November 2009. Included here are renditions of songs that may appear on the next album.
Shaykh Hamza Yusuf’s Praise of the Prophet Muhammad – “Spring’s Gift”
Here’s how you can help “DO Something” about Food Insecurity and Hunger in your own communities today: (click here to find out)
The campaign officially ends shortly after the end of Ramadan, on September 15 2010. What better time to work on the issue of hunger in Canada, than during this blessed month?
As a Director of ReliefWorks, I am appealing to all of you to assist us in making a difference in the lives of the hungry and the needy.
“What does the new single have to do with this?”
To assist this campaign, I’ve recorded a rendition of “The Letter”, originally written, composed, recorded, and released by my dear friend and brother, Dawud Wharnsby , during the Kosovo crisis in the mid-90′s. It has been rendered here with his permission and approval. Please do invite your friends and loved ones to stream or download the song on the links above.
Please note that a music video for this song is being released this Saturday, August 28, 2010. Please: 1. share it with others, and 2. actively encourage them to get involved in this campaign.
“Why is this important in Ramadan?”
As you approach the time to break your fast this month, please consider what a tremendous difference you can make in the lives of the hungry in your own neighbourhoods, for whom hunger is not a consequence of choice.
The Beloved Prophet once said: “He is not a true believer, who goes to bed with a full belly while his neighbour remains hungry.” For the increasingly burgeoning masses who find themselves heading towards the foodbanks for help, almost half of whom are children, we can’t afford to do nothing about it.
During this blessed holy month, we get to experience by choice and for a limited time, what 2.7 Million people live with everyday in this beautiful country of ours, our Canada, our home and native land. This Ramadan, let’s manifest The Prophet’s concern for the well-being of others by making a difference in someone’s life.
I wish you all a blessed Ramadan, and a festive Eid.
The FeedMe Winter Campaign is the 1st Muslim-run national hunger campaign in Canada. It aims to engage Muslim youth all over Canada, to support the 2.7 million Canadians who do not know where their next meal is coming from.
Every $2.50 provides someone with a meal.
Every $10.00 equals 1 days worth of food for one person.
Every $20.00 equals food for a mother and her child for a single day.
Every $60.00 equals food for a family of 4 for 3 days.
Help us feed 20,000 people by raising $10 from 10 people – click here.
REGISTER as a new Leader In Deed, and get 10 people to donate $10,
Donations over $10 will be tax-receipted by Meal Exchange.
Proceeds will support food banks and charities that provide meals for people today while working hard to eliminate the root causes of hunger and poverty.
The campaign is being coordinated by ReliefWorks, Meal Exchange and CASSA. On behalf of these organizations and the 2.7 million food insecure Canadians – thank you for your support.
A brief interview conducted by Sidi Feraidoon Mojaddedi of Falah TV in Fremont California, during July 2009. Included here are acapella renditions of a couple of tracks from the first album.
On Sunday, January 17, 400 Muslims raised over $105,000 in the span of two hours through the “Help Haiti, Heal Haiti” Emergency Online Fundraiser conducted by SeekersGuidance and Islamic Relief. The average donation amount was $250. Nader Khan was blessed to be involved with this online event. Click the media player to watch his unplugged debut of “Alhamdulillah”, a new song that will appear on his next album. More details here: http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-395231