FORMER MINISTER KAMAL GIVEN CARICOM’S HIGHEST AWARD
St. Lucia: Former Trinidad Government Minister and CARICOM Ambassador Kamaluddin Mohammed was awarded the CARICOM’s highest award, the Order of Caribbean Community (OCC), during the…
Trini Muslims
Trinidad mourn the loss of top homicide detective at 45
April 17th 2012: Sergeant Wazir Ali, a veteran detective at the homicide bureau, died on Sunday night at the San Fernando General Hospital after he…
Mahmoud Pharouk Alladin (1919-1980)
M.P. Alladin was born in 1919 in Tacarigua. He was the second of five children, three sisters and a brother. Alladin was an orthodox Muslim,…
Paper: Trinidad Muslims in Canada: A community in transition.
This research project sought to obtain information through a mailed questionnaire on various issues and problems encountered by Muslims of Trinidad ancestry in transition as…
PARENTS FORCE CLOSURE OF DILAPIDATED MUSLIM SCHOOL IN TRINIDAD
The Muslim Primary School in Barrackpore, South Trinidad remained closed after officials of the Education Facilities Company Limited (EFCL) visited the 60-year-old school last week…
Barbados Muslims facilitate academic workshop for Caribbean Examination syllabus
Early in 2011 the BMA approached the Ministry of Education with the idea of hosting the workshop. The Ministry warmly embraced the idea and after…
ASJA Girls outpaces ASJA Boys in national scholarship race
San Fernando, Trinidad: There was celebration at ASJA Girls and ASJA Boys Colleges in San Fernando, Trinidad, when it was announced that students of the…
INSTITUTIONALISING ISLAM: COMMUNITY BUILDING AND CONFLICT IN THE CARIBBEAN
ABSTRACT: The Muslim community in the post-indenture Caribbean witnessed several changes that affected the character of its practices. As a way of institutionalizing the faith,…
Former First Lady of T & T receive highest national award.
Zalayhar Hassanali wife of late president Noor Hassanali, was among four recipients of the Order of Trinidad and Tobago, the country’s highest award, at Queen’s…
Former Trinidad PSC Chairman:”A Muslim could never be racist”
Access the original post in Newsday here Thu, 2011-06-02: Fired as chairman of Trinidad & Tobago’s Police Service Commission (PSC), Nizam Mohammed on Wednesday night…