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TaqwaCon 2.0 Convention

October 12 @ 9:00 AM - October 13 @ 11:00 PM EDT

| $20.00 – $30.00

A groundbreaking not-for-profit Convention uniting Muslim youth in Waterloo and Greater Ontario to rediscover a fundamental and balanced understanding of Islam☝️ With international speakers, academic talks, and community building; TaqwaCon aims to inspire a stronger Ummah and rekindle the spirit of Islam in the youth💪

Join us for a 2-day convention with world-renowned speakers, workshops, booths, and games, supported by the University of Waterloo and partnering MSA’s in the region. 🤩

Please read the TaqwaCon Policy here.

Please read the WUSA Waiver Form here.

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