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“Muslim Youth in Canada: The Rise of Religious Identities”: a research seminar at Birmingham University

Photo of The “Muslim Youth Canada” or MY CANADA Project

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Birmingham University is holding the “Muslim Youth in Canada: The Rise of Religious Identities”  research seminar 

on Monday 12 March 3-4  p.m. at Birmingham University

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Arts Building 439

By Nabila Munawar, London School of Economics

“Muslim Youth in Canada: The Rise of Religious Identities”

All interested are welcome to attend

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