Students Contest
AGM 2022
Assalamu Aliakum Wa Rahmatu Allah Wa Barakatuh
Dear SMCC Members,
The Shoora of the Southwest Muslim Community Centre (SMCC) cordially invites you to attend our upcoming 2022 Annual General Meeting (AGM) on February 26.
The details are as follows:
WHEN:
Time: 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM, February 26, 2022 (Saturday)
WHERE:
Annoor Islamic Centre, 332 Saddleback Road NW
*Current guidance of 1/3 fire code occupancy, 2 meters spacing and mask use will be maintained. Please bring your own mask and prayer mat.
AGENDA:
- Opening Dua and Quran Recitation
- President’s Opening Remarks
- Approval of 2021 AGM Minutes – motion
- Approval of 2022 AGM Agenda – motion
- Financial Report
- Educational Committee Report
- Q&A
- Election of Shoora Members
- Closing Dua
Salam,
On behalf of the Shoora of the Southwest Muslim Community Centre
Health Emergency 2021-09-16
Assalamu Alaikum
The Government of Alberta has declared a state of public health emergency. New temporary measures to reduce transmission of the Covid-19 virus and protect our health care system come into effect today – Thursday September 16, 2021. These public health actions are required due to rising cases and hospitalizations, largely in unvaccinated Albertans. The following will be required:
- Masjid capacity is limited to 1/3 fire code occupancy.
- Masjid Annoor (Restricted capacity 61)
- Annoor Islamic Centre (Restricted capacity 134)
- Masks are mandatory.
- 2 metres physical distancing between households, or 2 close contacts for those living alone.
In addition to those government mandated rules, we strongly recommend that all bring their own prayer mats for all prayers inside the Masajid.
This Friday, September 17th, we will have a single Jumu’ah prayer at both Masajid. Participants will be allowed entry on a first come first served basis. We will attempt to increase the number of prayers in the coming weeks. We will announce any changes as they are to be implemented.
We thank you for your patience, understanding and support.
Edmonton Mask Bylaw Reactivation
Edmonton Mask Bylaw Reactivation
“Medical experts have made it clear that we are in the fourth wave of COVID-19 and I applaud City Council for making this decision to help keep Edmontonians safe. I urge Edmontonians to be respectful of one another and remember that as of Friday (September 3,2021), it will be required to wear masks in all public indoor spaces.” – Mayor Don Iveson
Effective September 3:
- The City of Edmonton has reactivated its Temporary Mandatory Face Covering Bylaw requiring masks in all indoor public spaces and on public vehicles, such as the LRT, buses, and vehicles for hire. This applies to the publicly accessible areas of businesses, retail shops and includes City recreation facilities and attractions, transit centres and LRT platforms.
Some City services are still operating at reduced or adjusted levels. Please refer back to this page for updates.
- This bylaw will be in place until December 31, or until active cases drop below 100 per 100,000 for 10 straight days.
- Wearing masks or face coverings is a community effort for those who can. However, we understand not everyone is able to wear a mask or face covering and some exemptions apply. Learn more about what the exemptions are at edmonton.ca/masks.
- Where possible, consider giving yourself and each other 2 metres of distance. Please use hand sanitizers provided and cover your coughs/sneezes.
- Please stay at home if you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 and follow all Government of Alberta requirements for isolation if you are experiencing symptoms.
On behalf of SMCC we would like to advise all those entering Masjid Annoor and Annoor Islamic Centre to please place their face mask or face covering on properly, covering the mouth and nose, prior to entering either Masjid.
Thank you for your cooperation.
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