Films and Videos
#HealthyAtHome - Nutrition with Nimtaz
SEED - Expressing Love for our Children
Expressions of the Pamir, produced for the IIS by Linx Productions in 1999
SEED: B is for Bismillah
In this series of four webinars, you will learn strategies based on cognitive behavioural therapy to cope with stressful situations such as the COVID-19 pandemic. You will learn to be aware of your thought patterns and associated emotions, of what you can and what you cannot control, and to enhance your sense of self-efficacy. You will also learn about the concepts of mindfulness, gratitude, self-compassion, and various other types of self-care to help you cope with the current crisis.
Reflection - Dr Shafique Virani
This video is good for Seniors and also people who have not worked out with weights.
During these difficult times, kindness and generosity continue to bring warmth, light, and hope to our Jamat and humanity at large. This musical tribute, featuring members of the Jamat from 20 countries, is a small token of appreciation to all volunteers and health workers who are serving in ways seen and unseen, known and unknown.
WAP introduces “The Sisterhood”, a safe space for women to come together and create meaningful connections in a time of uncertainty. The session, entitled “Lifting the Lid on Loneliness” featured a conversation with Vice President Banu Neleen Esmail, NC Member for WAP Shalina Hooda and WAP Chair Iman Topan. They were joined by motivational speaker Parin Somani, Counsellor, Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor Rozmin Mukhi and Organisational & Coaching Psychologist Taslim Tharani.
ITREB Canada and ITREB USA present Critical Conversations, a virtual forum featuring faith-based perspectives on the questions of our time. Discourses on Lived Ethics features Dr. Bashir Jiwani and is moderated by Nausheen Husain.
"On May 19th, 2016, Albie Sachs, a senior member of the African National Congress and a key architect of Mandela’s post-apartheid Constitution, delivered the fifth Annual Pluralism Lecture in Toronto at the Aga Khan Museum."
Laughing Yoga is a modern exercise involving prolonged voluntary laughter. When you start laughing, your chemistry changes, your physiology changes, your chances to experience happiness are much greater. Join us and prepare your body and mind for happiness.