Sad’r Anjuman -E -Islam Newsletter March 1948 Issue
A few pages of Newsletter publication of Guyana’s Sad’r Anjuman -E -Islam BG dated March 1948. BG means British Guyana. The Cover
Guyanese Muslims
UK CHARITY TREATS GUYANESE ORPHANS
Over 125 (one hundred and twenty five) children were hosted at a Special Eid Festival & Fun Day hosted by the Shaheed Boys & Girls…
GUYANA’S CIOG RECEIVES .5M USD GRANT FOR MEDICAL CENTRE
by Raymond Chickrie & Shabnam Ali: Guyana’s largest and most dynamic NGO, the Central Islamic Organization of Guyana, (CIOG) secured a grant from the Islamic…
From Trinidad to Mecca
Access original post on BBC here. Nearly three million pilgrims have been performing the Islamic Pilgrimage in Mecca, the holiest city in Islam. Amongst them,…
A grateful Guyana gives thanks for Kuwaiti assistance
PRESIDENT Bharrat Jagdeo yesterday met with Director of Projects Zakaat House, Kuwait, Mr. Adel Jaree and members of the Central Islamic Organization of Guyana (CIOG)…
Guyanese born journalists awarded by Canadian Muslim Organizations
Toronto 2008-07-13: Albouystown’s Nazim Baksh was presented with a Media Award for his Outstanding Contribution to Journalism. At a Gala Dinner held at the Hilton Markham…
Review Of Guyana in the Islamic World, 1948-2008
This paper focuses on the relationship between Guyana and the Islamic World from 1948 to 2008, and it brings to light the two track relationship,…
Winners Row at Guyana’s “National” Qaseeda Competition
Georgetown 2008-06-25:- Anna Catherina Islamic Complex reigned supreme as its contestants took first places in three of the four categories in the National Qaseeda Competition…
Canadian Donation to benefit Guyanese Orphans
Georgetown May 30th 2008:- The Central Islamic Organisation of Guyana (CIOG) today received a CDN $30,000 donation from the Islamic Foundation of Toronto, Canada. During…
Muslim participation in the manufacturing sector in Guyana
The economic structure of Guyana reflects a predominantly agricultural economy. … The entry and participation of Muslims in the country’s small manufacturing sector therefore, represents…