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Friday evening programs and workshops
February 22, 2013 6:30 pm
Rights owed by children to their parents
Friday Family Night:
A Community Conversation about Child Rearing
Speaker: Imam M. A. Azeez
My Challenge.. Your Challenge...
A Dialogue about the Muslim Family
February 1st, 2013 - February 28th, 2013
At: SALAM Islamic Center
Muslim Youth: Connected
(for young men 13-18 years)
Second and fourth Saturday
of every month at 4pm,
Starting November 10, 2012
Sisterhood of Support
At MAS Social Services Foundation.
Group Meetings are held monthly. Contact us for more information
Youth Support Group for Sisters,
13-18 years old
First and third Friday of every month at 4pm
This group will provide a welcoming environment for youth to discuss issues they face growing up in the United States.
For more information, click
here
Millati Islami
MAS Social
Services Foundation is happy to announce the start of a
drug addiction
support group (Alcohol, narcotics, prescription medication)
Studies have shown that
drug addiction
support groups are the only proven "treatment program" that
supports long-term sobriety.
Addicts
continue to attend meetings years after they stop using because they
know that without that support they are more likely to succumb to the
drugs again.
The program is called Millati Islami.
Millati
Islami
is a Twelve Step recovery program for persons that experience
problems associated with addiction. The steps and traditions of
Millati Islami
are based upon Islamic principles. With the traditional
Twelve Step program
some principles have proven to be in accord with our Islamic way of
life. When Islamic principles are included, they have proven to further
enhance the recovery process.
To learn more about the
Narcotics Anonymous
support group, or Millati Islami, go to:
http://www.na.org/
http://www.al-muminun.info/MIFAX/mifax.htm
Ccontact us for meeting dates and times.
Muslim American Society,
Social Services Foundation
Social Services Foundation is a non-profit foundation that aims to aid families of the Sacramento community at large and the Muslim community in particular, who needs social services in accordance with all applicable United States and California laws and regulations.
When serving the Muslim community in particular, the foundation shall abide with the principal of the Qur’an and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) to the best of its interpretation.