The Council for Canada is pleased to welcome you to the official website for the Canadian Golden Jubilee commemoration. This site is the primary source of information for all Golden Jubilee related events and initiatives in Canada. Please bookmark this site and visit frequently for the latest updates.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The Council for Canada wishes to advise the Jamat that a fictitious program of Mawlana Hazar Imam’s visit to Canada, purporting to be an official Golden Jubilee document developed by the Council, is being circulated via e-mail. The document has no authenticity and no basis whatsoever for the information presented. This website will be the only authentic source for all Golden Jubilee related information for the Jamat.
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Events
Look for the following Golden Jubilee events:
Bridges that Unite
Canadian Ismaili Games
CIVIC
Historic Cities Programme Exhibition
Milad-un-Nabi
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Related Websites
The Ismaili
Historic Cities exhibition launches its Canadian tour
United Arab Emirates visit
AKDN
"Masterpieces of the Aga Khan Museum" opens in Lisbon
The Institute of Ismaili Studies
Ismail Serageldin speaks on "Modernisation and Cultural Identity in Islam"
DARBAR REGISTRATION FOR CANADIAN RESIDENTS
Phase I Darbar registration begins on April 4th and will extend to May 4th, 2008 for Canadian Residents only.Registration for the International Jamat will commence at a later date.
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REGISTER TO VOLUNTEER
A number of events and initiatives are planned for the Golden Jubilee year which will require many volunteers. If you wish to offer your services, please register by clicking on the link below.
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Reflections for your Golden Jubilee Journal
March 30 – April 5
"The complexities of world problems and societies today require people educated in broad humanistic traditions in addition to the guidance and direction provided by the teaching of their religion. The history of the twentieth century is replete with examples of the danger of the systematic propagation and uncritical acceptance of dogmas, ideologies, and even theologies. More than ever, I believe that universities must shoulder the responsibility for contributing to the process of building the capacity for moral judgement in complex settings."
Extract from the speech by Mawlana Hazar Imam at the Centenary Celebration meeting of the Association of American Universities, Washington, D.C., April 22, 2001
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