Outreach

icna sisters canada - outreach department


We aim to provide the true Islamic perspective through authentic literature as well as by providing opportunities to learn directly from the Muslims instead of media, on concepts mostly misunderstood in the community including the role and status of Women in Islam.



Through the outreach department, ICNA sisters plan activities to remove the misconceptions about Islam. We invite people of other faiths to our events, such as-

"Hijab Day",  “Get To Know Your Muslim Neighbors,” “Library Open Houses, and many Media Campaigns. We also participate in our community events where we display literature and answer queries about Islam.

our projects

ICNA Sisters Windsor celebrated Hijab Day 2024 in collaboration with YM - Please click on the link to watch the video!

Children's Aid society iftar 2024

On March 26th, 2024 ICNA Sisters Windsor along with sisters in the community made a delicious iftar for children in foster care and their families in an iftar hosted by Children's Aid Society.

ISLAMIC HERITAGE MONTH 2023

This year's Islamic Heritage Month event was held in Devonshire Mall on October 7, 2023. A booth was set up with hijabs and Islamic artifacts. Hundreds of copies of the Quran were distributed along with Dawah material by the Outreach Department's Volunteers.

community picnic 2023

A community picnic was arranged by ICNA Sisters Windsor on Saturday July 15 at Seacliff Park in Leamington. The event comprised of Food, Games, Face Painting and Activities for both kids and adults. 

CITY OF WINDSOR 131st birthday celebration

On Sunday, June 11, 2023, the City of Windsor marked its 131st Birthday. The event was celebrated with a mayor's walk along the riverfront. Mayor Drew Dilkin welcomed the community and visited ICNA Sisters Info Booth. ICNA Sisters volunteers put henna, wrote names in Arabic, and kept the visitors engaged via fun activities and chit-chat.

mayor visit during ramadan 2023

ICNA Sisters of Windsor created a beautiful Ramadan Basket with Dawah materials as well as Goodies and gifted it to the Mayor of Windsor, Drew Dilkins.