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Canadian Muslims greet the Ramadan as the most sacred period in the Islamic calendar
Canadian Muslims greet the Ramadan as the most sacred period in the Islamic calendar

Canadian Muslims greet the Ramadan as the most sacred period in the Islamic calendar

Date3/9/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Canadian Muslims greet the Ramadan as the most sacred period in the Islamic calendar.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0001921F
Time Out: A boy looks around last night during prayers at Toronto's Jami Mosque where Muslims marked the start of the holy month Ramadan
Time Out: A boy looks around last night during prayers at Toronto's Jami Mosque where Muslims marked the start of the holy month Ramadan
3/6/1992
Muslims in Canada face the dilemma of adapting to a liberal society while preserving their islamic heritage
Muslims in Canada face the dilemma of adapting to a liberal society while preserving their islamic heritage
3/9/1992
Metro Muslims gathered at the Better Living Centre in Exhibition Place today to celebrate their major festival, Idd-ul Fitr, to mark the end of the ho(...)
Metro Muslims gathered at the Better Living Centre in Exhibition Place today to celebrate their major festival, Idd-ul Fitr, to mark the end of the ho(...)
5/16/1988
You're never too young. Mohamed Hussein Joins his father Hussein, left, and Ahmed Mohamed, right, as 3,000 Metro Muslims gather at the Better Living C(...)
You're never too young. Mohamed Hussein Joins his father Hussein, left, and Ahmed Mohamed, right, as 3,000 Metro Muslims gather at the Better Living C(...)
4/4/1992
The Nawaz family prepares to break their fast for the day during Ramadan, left to right, Muddaththir, 12, Zarqa, 20, father Ali, Muzammil, 19, and mother Parveen
The Nawaz family prepares to break their fast for the day during Ramadan, left to right, Muddaththir, 12, Zarqa, 20, father Ali, Muzammil, 19, and mother Parveen
5/13/1988
Original Toronto Star caption: Muslims celebrate end of Ramadan; Metro's Muslim community; which numbers over 100;000; celebrated Eid al-Fitr yesterday marking the end of the month of Ramadan; the holiest of Muslim celebrations. Religious ceremonies were held in several locations across Metro; including the International Centre in Mississauga; above; where thousands of the faithful bowed in prayer as part of the ancient tradition.
Original Toronto Star caption: Muslims celebrate end of Ramadan; Metro's Muslim community; which numbers over 100;000; celebrated Eid al-Fitr yesterday marking the end of the month of Ramadan; the holiest of Muslim celebrations. Religious ceremonies were held in several locations across Metro; including the International Centre in Mississauga; above; where thousands of the faithful bowed in prayer as part of the ancient tradition.
5/28/1987
Fast ends, celebration begins. Hamdi Kalifa, 2 1/2, left, and Eskanda Meftuh, 3, take part with their fathers in a massive Muslim prayer celebration a(...)
Fast ends, celebration begins. Hamdi Kalifa, 2 1/2, left, and Eskanda Meftuh, 3, take part with their fathers in a massive Muslim prayer celebration a(...)
1/29/1998
Breaking the fast
Breaking the fast
1/7/1997
Better Living Centre Sudanese women
Better Living Centre Sudanese women
1/19/1999
Metro Muslims End Month Of Fasting, Muslims in Canada and throughout the world have been observing fasting of the month of Ramadhan, which ended yeste(...)
Metro Muslims End Month Of Fasting, Muslims in Canada and throughout the world have been observing fasting of the month of Ramadhan, which ended yeste(...)
9/15/1977
5,000 Metro-area muslims at prayers, About 5,000 Muslims from Metro and the suburbs gathered this morning in the Coliseum at Exhibition Place to offer(...)
5,000 Metro-area muslims at prayers, About 5,000 Muslims from Metro and the suburbs gathered this morning in the Coliseum at Exhibition Place to offer(...)
12/2/1976
A man in traditional Muslim attire is flanked by his two children, also in traditional attire.
Muslim celebration. Haider Khan with his daughters Seema, 4, and Huma, 7, celebrate the end of Ramadan in Earl Bales Park, North York
8/1/1981