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Presence In Gallery  I wish to draw the attention of members to the presence in our gallery of His Excellency, Mr. Dieng Boubou Farba, Speaker of the Senate of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania.

May 30th, 2000House debate

The Speaker

Iranian Revolutionary Court   as one and the same as investigator, prosecutor and judge. This is justice delayed and justice denied. I call on Iranian authorities to vacate the convictions and release the accused, the whole in accordance with Iranian justice and Islamic law.

September 21st, 2000House debate

Irwin CotlerLiberal

Afghanistan  Mr. Speaker, the Taliban, the ruling Islamic regime of Afghanistan, has decreed that all non-Islamic statues in Afghanistan be destroyed. This includes two Buddha statues carved from sandstone cliffs centuries ago, the tallest one being over 50 metres. We in Canada have great

March 2nd, 2001House debate

Mauril BélangerLiberal

Muslim Community  Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to invite all of the members of this House to celebrate the great Eid ul-Adha ceremony of the Muslim community this evening. This festival is held each year to coincide with the annual pilgrimage to Mecca, a major tenet of Islam and a journey all

March 15th, 2001House debate

Dan McTeagueLiberal

Foreign Affairs  Mr. Speaker, Islam encourages man to live a life blessed with honesty, mercy, courage, patience and politeness. The Taliban government in Afghanistan, twisting and torturing the Quran, has embarked on a demolition campaign to destroy two monumental Buddha statues that date back

March 20th, 2001House debate

James MooreCanadian Alliance

Norouz   in the new year. Norouz is a cultural festival that is part of Islam's respect for pluralism and diversity and symbolizes hope and new beginnings. The festival is characterized by common sentiments of joy, renewal and hope and brings many Muslims together, united by a shared heritage

March 23rd, 2001House debate

Rahim JafferCanadian Alliance

International Child Abduction  . It would seem that Muslim laws and religious customs establishing the rights of parents and the influence of the family are the main obstacles to middle eastern countries signing the Hague convention. For instance, by law in Egypt, the child of a Muslim father must observe Islamic

March 26th, 2001House debate

Bernard BigrasBloc

Charities Registration (Security Information) Act   and immigration system. He arrived in Montreal in 1994 and claimed refugee status at the airport, describing himself as a suspected Islamic terrorist. He was fingerprinted, and guess what? He was set free. He collected welfare for most of the five years. He was not deported after he

April 30th, 2001House debate

Gurmant GrewalCanadian Alliance

Attack on the United States   I believe is the only Muslim member of the House. He has told me of the sensitivity of this issue in Canada's Muslim community at this difficult time. The true meaning of Islam is surrender to God. The religion of Salaam, or peace, is diametrically opposed to these kinds of evil

September 17th, 2001House debate

Stockwell DayCanadian Alliance

Canadian Muslims  Mr. Speaker, as the only Muslim elected to parliament in Canada, it gives me great sadness not only to have witnessed what happened in the U.S. but the backlash against the Islamic community over the last week. Most Canadians realize the value of living in a multicultural

September 17th, 2001House debate

Rahim JafferCanadian Alliance

Terrorism  Mr. Speaker, after the horrors of last Tuesday, I wish to tell the victims' families on behalf of all of the people of Brossard--La Prairie that we share their sorrow. If the terrorists have lost sight of the fact that the word “islam” comes from the word “salam”, which means

September 17th, 2001House debate

Jacques SaadaLiberal

Terrorism  Mr. Speaker, this has been a tragic week for all humanity. Not only were thousands killed as a result of terrorist attacks in the U.S., in Canada minority groups, in particular the Canadian Islamic community, have been victimized by acts of violence and threats. School children

September 17th, 2001House debate

Rahim JafferCanadian Alliance

Attack on the United States   that we recognize that their community was affected just as profoundly and that the terrorists in this instance were not in any way representative or reflective of a particular faith community or religion. Mohamed Elmasry, national president of the Canadian Islamic Congress, spoke very

September 17th, 2001House debate

Svend RobinsonNDP

Attack on the United States  , there are the efforts of our brave firemen, policemen and those who have suffered as ignominious victims of this brutality in New York. As chair for several years I have tried to bring to parliament a realization of the awareness of what Islam and the Muslim faith are all about. I am encouraged

September 17th, 2001House debate

Dan McTeagueLiberal

Attack on the United States   call it by its name. The enemy is radical, extreme Islamism. It is not Islam or Muslims, but a radical political movement among a small minority of Muslims in some parts of the world. Let us call it by its name. We know what it is. Let us not be coy about it. The member talks about

September 17th, 2001House debate

Jason KenneyCanadian Alliance