Muslim Students' Association

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Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuhu,Welcome to the Muslim Students' Association at the University of Michigan! Established in 1964, U-M MSA is one of the oldest MSA chapters in the country and has developed into one of the most active and vibrant student organizations on campus. Since then, the MSA has undergone tremendous growth and progress as its members continuously strive to be the Leaders and Best in strengthening faith, knowledge, and community. We invite you to join us in building on the thrilling and unique Michigan Muslim experience, as well as in promoting the spirit of diversity and dialogue of the Michigan and Ann Arbor community. We welcome everyone to become involved, join our meetings, and stay connected with us. Please browse through our webpage or visit our Facebook page, and feel free to get in touch with us at any time!With peace,Your MSA Board

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http://www.muslims.studentorgs.umich.edu/

Email:
msa-eboard@umich.edu

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Diffused Congruence: Live Taping

March 29th 2019
Muslim Students Association

Diffused Congruence is one of the most popular, robust podcasts on the American Muslim experience. In March, the hosts, Parvez Ahmed (a UM alum!) and Zaki Hassan, brought the show to Michigan for a live taping! The show consisted of interviews with University students, Dr. Su'ad Abdul Khabeer–a renowned scholar on Islam and hip hop, and other local Muslim artists and leaders to build out a holistic, creative picture of what it means to be a Michigan Muslim.

Haji Noor Deen Mi Guang Jiang Workshop

September 27th 2017
Riyah Basha, Muslim Student's Association

The Muslim Student's Association, in collaboration with the Arabic Club, hosted a calligraphy workshop with Haji Noor Deen Mi Guang Jiang, a renowned master of Arabic calligraphy. Born in 1963 in Shangdong province, China, he possesses an immense learning in traditional thought and Islamic art which he brought to a modern audience, juxtaposing both Eastern and Western calligraphic styles. The workshop included interactive exercises with attendees.