Monday, September 19, 2011

Loudoun Minority Voters Forum - Political Candidates - NAACP, ADAMS, League of Latin American Citizens, South Asian Communities of Loudoun


lease Attend on Sat  Sep 24th 6pm:
Loudoun Minority Voters Forum
Come, Meet, Hear, Ask:   Non-Partisan Forum
Loudoun 2011 General Election Candidates
 
 Loudoun County Candidates for
 State, County, and School Board Offices
Everyone is Welcome to Join us for this opportunity to meet, hear, and ask questions of our local candidates.
 
When:  Event Begins at 6:00 p. m. September 24, 2011
Where:  George Washington Loudoun Campus, 
               20101 Academic Way , Ashburn, VA
 
Sponsoring Groups
    NAACP-Loudoun Branch,
    ADAMS Center, Loudoun
    League of Latin American Citizens,
    South Asian  Communities of  Loudoun 

 

Domestic Violence Conference and Fundraising Dinner with Imam Sirah Wahhaj


Sunday, September 11, 2011

DC Area American Muslims Join the National Service Day on 9/11 Feeding 1,000+ Homeless Individuals.


DC Area American Muslims Join the National Service Day on 9/11 Feeding 1,000+ Homeless Individuals. Volunteers will meet at ADAMS Main Center Mosque in Sterling, VA from 10:30am-12pm
Washington, DC | September 10, 2011 – American-Third Pillar Charities (ATPC) and All Dulles Area Muslim Society (ADAMS) volunteers come together to feed the homeless on September 11, 2011.  Volunteers will meet at ADAMS and prepare food bags from 10:30am-12pm.  The volunteers will then distribute the food bags to those in need at designated points across Washington DC and Northern Virginia.  In this time of reflection and 10th Anniversary, our hearts are with the victims and the families of the victims of the September 11th tragedy and our prayers are for peace and compassion. Muslims Condemn Terrorism and Extremism. We condemn the horrific terrorist attacks of 9/11. We pray for the defeat of extremism and terrorism. We pray for the safety and security of our country and its people. We pray for the safety and security of all inhabitants of our planet. We pray that interfaith harmony, cooperation, and respect prevail both here at home and all around the globe. Through getting to know one another on a personal level, people of different faiths can build bridges of understanding, respect, and harmony.
 
WHO:
             All Dulles Area Muslim Society (ADAMS), American Third Pillar Charities (ATPC),
WHAT:          Feeding the Homeless on the National Service Day 9/11
WHERE:       ADAMS Main Center Mosque, 46903 Sugarland Road, Sterling,VA 20164(directions below)
WHEN:          Sunday September 11, 2001 from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM

About: All Dulles Area Muslim Society(ADAMS) is one of the largest Muslim communities/mosques in the DC Metro Area and in the United States.ADAMS is a non profit 501c(3) Organization. ADAMS serves over 6000 families and has 10 branches in Virginia/DC - (Sterling/Herndon, Tysons Corner, Fairfax, North Reston, South Reston-Herndon, Ashburn/Leesburg, South Riding, Gainesville, Crystal City, and Washington DC).ADAMS Center is governed by a 13-member democratically elected board of trustees comprising of men and women. ADAMS engages in regular interfaith, government relations, social services, and community service. ADAMS has one of the largest Cub Scout, Boy Scout, and Girl Scout programs in the DC Metro area.
About American Third Pillar Charities (ATPC) seeks to empower impoverished residents of the Washington DC Metro Area by providing social services, including access to health and wellness programs, all in an effort to strengthen America as a whole by returning dignity to those in need and the eventual ability to provide for themselves. ATPC rests on three pillars, three paths by which we seek to address our neighbors’ needs:  Food/Shelter, Empowerment, and Health & Wellness.
Directions: ADAMS Main Center Mosque 46903 Sugarland Road, Sterling,VA 20164 Near the intersection of Dranesville and Sugarland off of Rt. 7 From DC: going westbound on Rt 267 - Take Exit 11(Fairfax County Parkway) and go right Go North towards Sterling; Take a left on Wiehle; Take a right on Dranesville Rd; Take a left on Sugarland Road; After a block, Take a left into our new center(on the left side)

PEACE,

Monday, August 22, 2011

PLEASE GO OUT and VOTE: TOMORROW TUESDAY, AUGUST 23RD, 2011


TOMORROW TUESDAY, AUGUST 23RD, 2011 primaries will be held across Virginia for both Democratic and Republican candidates. PLEASE GO OUT and VOTE, you can locate your voting location here:https://www.voterinfo.sbe.virginia.gov/PublicSite/Public/FT2/PublicPollingPlace.aspx.

Candidates information is available online, we would like to recommend our community to evaluate candidates and go out and VOTE for the candidate of your choice. List of candidates in our area is below

Democratic Candidates
Arlington County Commonwealth Attorney
Theo K. Stamos - Incumbent
David W. Deane

Fairfax County Board of Supervisors

Braddock District
Christopher J. Wade - Incumbent
Janet S. Oleszek

Virginia State Senate

30th District 
Adam P. Ebbin
K. Rob Krupicka
Libby T. Garvey

31st District 
Jaime Areizaga‐Soto
Barbara A. Favola

Virginia House of Delegates

49st District 
Alfonso H. Lopez
Stephanie L. Clifford

Republican Candidates
Fairfax County Sheriff
Sheriff
H. Wes Kammerer - Incumbent
Bill A. Cooper III

Prince William County Board of Supervisors
Brentsville District
W. S. "Wally" Covington III - Incumbent
Jeanine M. Lawson

Coles District
Martin E. "Marty" Nohe - Incumbent
J. Robert Pugh, Jr.

Gainesville District
Martha W. Hendley
Steven M. Botello
Suzanne N. Miller
Peter K. Candland
Michael J. High

Fauquier County Board of Supervisors

Center District
Terrence L. "Terry" Nyhous - Incumbent
Chris N. Granger

Stafford County Commonwealth Attorney
Jason M. Pelt - Incumbent
Eric L. Olsen

Virginia State Senate

13th District 
Robert S. Fitzsimmonds 
Richard H. "Dick" Black 
John T. Stirrup

36th District 
Jeffrey M. Frederick 
Tito A. Munoz

37th District 
Stephen M. "Steve" Hunt 
Jason A. Flanary

39th District 
M. Miller Baker 
Scott M. Martin 

Muneer Baig

Imam Johari Appointed To D.C. Mayor's Council


On behalf of the Council of Muslim Organizations (CMO) of the greater Washington area I would like to congratulate Washington, DC  Mayor Vincent Gray on his appointment of Imam Johari Abdul-Malik to the Mayor's Interfaith Council of Washington DC.

It has been estimated that there are almost 55,000 Muslims residing in the District of Columbia and many more that work, pray, and visit the Nation’s Capitol.  The Council applauds Mayor Gray's outreach to the Muslim community and we look forward to a productive working relationship with his administration. 

Imam Johari is the current Treasurer and past President for The Council (CMO). His leadership in the Muslim community has been a great blessing to us all. We look forward to his service on the Mayor's Council and hope to see a greater involvement from the Muslim community in local government.

Imam Johari Abdul-Malik serves as the Outreach Director for the Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center, Muslim Chaplain at Howard University Hospital, Associate Imam at the First Hijrah Islamic Center in northwest Washington, DC and is a board member of the Interfaith Conference (IFC) of Metropolitan Washington DC.  He is also a founding board member of the Muslim Advocacy Commission of Washington, DC.  The Imam has previously served on the Interfaith Councils of Mayor Anthony Williams and Mayor Adrian Fenty. 


Wassalamu Alaikum,
Asma Hanif, Chairperson of CMO,
Council Muslim Organizations
            (410) 466-8686      
Director Muslimat Al-Nisaa
Health & Shelter Organization

www.mnisaa.org