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As wealthy parents turn to learning pods and private schools, low-income families say they’re being forced to choose between their health and their kids’ education

January 26, 2021 in Mentions, Toronto Star

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Being Muslim in the Greater Toronto Area

February 7, 2015 in Toronto Star

I become a Muslim at the age of 11. Half of my family is Hindu and the other half is Christan.

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Ottawa abandoned my friend in an Egyptian prison

July 13, 2014 in Toronto Star

Lately, my thoughts have been with my friend Khaled Al-Qazzaz who is being illegally detained by the Egyptian goverment. His case has drawn international attention of organizations like Amnesty iternational, Human Rights Watch, GlobalExchange Code Pink and the UN Humam Rights Council to name just a few.

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‘Family values’ versus public education

September 17, 2012 in Toronto Star

As an administrator in public education, a Canadian who embraced Islam many years ago, and someone who has been involved in public education for the past 20 years, I am concerned about the “family values” letter that has surfaced in several boards across the GTA.

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Mommy, there’s a ‘Holiday tree’ in my school!

December 17, 2011 in Toronto Star

As the holidays approach, so too does a sense of disquiet about celebrating Christmas in public schools. Some feel that their ability even to use the word “Christmas” has been muted and they have been rendered invisible due to “political correctness.” Gone are the Christmas concerts and Christmas carols of the past.

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