***CALLING ALL STUDENTS! IT IS TIME TO TAKE ACTION!***
“Humanitarian Crisis!” “Catastrophic Flood!” “20 million people homeless!” “Worse than 2004 tsunami, the Kashmir earthquakes and Haiti combined” (Oxfam and DEC reports)
PAKISTAN NEEDS YOUR HELP! “What can I do?” I hear YOU ask, well…
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****TUBE COLLECTIONS FOR THE PAKISTAN FLOODS****
*WHEN*: 8 AM – 8 PM
Thursday and Friday (19th-20th August)
*WHERE*: Tube Stations around London (Precise details To Be Confirmed Shortly)
*WHO FOR*: Disaster Emergency Committee (DEC) Relief Fund for the Pakistani Floods

This Ramadhan, Friends of Al-Aqsa has launched the Boycott Israeli Dates campaign. While Muslims in Europe prepare for Ramadhan, Israel prepares to flood the European markets with dates from Israel which enrich its economy with millions of pounds each year. Many Muslims are unaware of this and unwittingly purchase Israeli dates, thereby supporting the Israeli economy and its occupation of the Palestinian people.
Most of the major supermarkets will stock dates produced in Israel, West Bank and the Jordan Valley. Dates produced in the West Bank and the Jordan Valley are from …

The Muslim Student Council organised an Ashura Awarness Campaign in January 2009 which aimed to raise awareness about the oppressed and to represent the true image of Islam; that of a progressive civilisation founded on Freedom, Justice and Love, following the ‘Thirsty for Justice’ campaign the previous year.
As part of the “Desperate for Justice” campaign the following were prepared:

MSC Article Leaflets called “Who bears primary responsibility for the violence in Gaza? You decide“, which discusses the current massacre in Gaza, the wider geopolitical condition of the world and concludes with …

As part of the Ashura Awareness Week 2008, the ‘Thirsty for Justice’ campaign was undertaken at several universities. The aim of the campaign was to portray the message of Imam Hussain (as) in its true light as a mission for humanity.
The campaign raised awareness of the state of inequality in the world with particular attention to the 1.2 billion people suffering from inaccessibility to safe, clean drinking water resulting in widespread disease.
Undertaking this week-long campaign with a strong marketing strategy at several universities increased the effectiveness of portraying this message …