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🧁 Find your perfect snack JamNetworkians! Buy a sweet treat to satiate your desires or share them with a friend if you're feeling generous. We have three enticing recipes this term that you can't miss out on! All orders will go to our purpose of supporting the student music community through events like our open mics and concerts 🎶-Recipes 🍓 ‘Friday I'm in Love’ Cupcakes Vanilla cupcake w/ strawberry filling & cream cheese frosting; they’re marriage material, just say yes. 💋 ‘Why Can’t I Be You’ Cupcakes Classic red velvet cupcakes; they’re everything you want to be and more. 🍋 ‘Boys Don’t Cry’ Cookies Lemon thumbprint cookies; they’re filled with unstable emotions but ripe with tangy sweetness -
Preserve history today with the mathNEWS Fall 2024 Anthology. All six groundbreaking issues of Volume 156 (Fall 2024) are collected here for your enjoyment in one convenient package, bound in exclusive full-color cover art! This is a pre-order. The anthology will be delivered for pickup at the mathNEWS office (MC 3030) or a mathNEWS production night by early March 2025. -
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Please note – WUSA is a non-profit organization and not a charity, thus we cannot provide you with an official charitable tax receipt. The Islamic Information Center of UW (IICUW) provides free care packages to new Muslims/converts to Islam. To request a package for yourself or on behalf of a convert, please visit our Instagram page @iicuwaterloo and submit the form in our bio. These packages contain essential items that new Muslims need to start practicing Islam, and they serve as a welcome gift to new Muslims in our community! One new Muslim package costs approximately $50 to make. Please look at the list below to see the contents of each package. Package Contents:
- The Clear Quran - Dr. Mustafa Khattab
- Laminated Wudu and Prayer Guides
- The Forty Hadīth of al-Imām an-Nawawi with explanation (printed and binded)
- 1 Padded Prayer Mat (Big)
- 1 Pocket-sized Prayer Mat
- 1 Hijab, 1 Undercap, and Pins (for women)
- Welcome note and sweets
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The purpose of the club is to gather University of Waterloo students, staff, faculty, and members of the UWaterloo community at large to serve Allah in the best way possible through the principles laid out in the Quran and Sunnah. Funds collected through this platform will allow us to continue providing free services and various initiatives with ihsaan for our community members. Club events, activities, and/or initiatives will include:- Providing essential Islamic services to the Muslim students on campus and addressing their Islam-
- Voicing the concerns of Muslim students on campus as an official body to third parties; and
- Holding events that bring together and connect the UWaterloo Muslim community
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Please update the quantity to your desired donation amount. Please note – WUSA is a non-profit organization and not a charity, thus we cannot provide you with an official charitable tax receipt
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