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The raabta.ca’s Islamic Art Exhibition, Discover the Islamic Art Experience, took place from October 18th to November 4th and was milestone event in the cultural tapestry of Milton. This groundbreaking exhibition brings together a remarkable assembly of 25 local Muslim artists, 11 of which are from the heart of Milton itself. Within this exhibition, attendees embark on a captivating journey through the annals of Islamic history, experiencing a rich array of artistic expressions that encompass exquisite paintings, intricate architectural art, eloquent Arabic Calligraphy, and innovative digital and 3D creations.

 

In Milton, devotees from GTA celebrated Ganesh Visarjan 2023 with great fervor. On the tenth day of Ganesh Festival, they bid adieu to Lord Ganesha, the revered God of wisdom and remover of obstacles. Organized by Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS) and Milton Marathi Group (MMG), the event took place at Milton Sports Centre with the theme of “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” and “Save the Earth”.Families brought Ganesha Idols, parading them in a decorated carriage accompanied by lively drumbeats of Zunzar Dhol Tasha Pathak.

In the tapestry of life, every thread is woven with purpose and meaning. For Mustafa, a dedicated father, his journey as a parent took an unexpected turn when his son was diagnosed with autism.

After Idris’s 1st birthday, Mustafa and his wife started noticing changes in their son’s behavior’s. Because of her work experience, Idris’s mom saw the early signs of autism in her son and the idea led Mustafa to meet many parents that have gone through similar experiences. It was through these connections that Mustafa saw an opportunity to make a difference.

Milton’s 13th annual Charity Poker Run took place on August 13th. e Charity Poker Run attracts Motorcycle enthusiasts from all over Ontario with the run starting at Halton Auto Service & Transmission where riders register and socialize over coffee and Timbits before setting off the scenic 200 km ride ends at the Halton Sportsmen’s Club where participants enjoy a steak dinner and live entertainment.

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Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) Milton chapter and the Islamic Community Centre of Milton (ICCM) held their annual Milton Community Festival on August 6th at 8069 Esquesing Line in Milton. Various food items were oered free of charge for adults, like BBQ, burgers, BBQ chicken, and drinks. Whereas kids enjoyed hotdog sandwiches, cotton candy, popcorn, drinks, juices, and multiple inatable rides in the nice weather. Besides that, there were different stalls setup for attendees to purchase items of their interest, like clothes, jewelry, arts and crafts, paintings, etc.