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ISNA 2006 Convention Requests Suggestions and Abstracts

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The ISNA Convention Program Committee requests suggestions for parallel sessions & submission of abstracts for the 2006 convention.

Bring a Change:
Your Chance to Serve the Muslim Community

Been to a conference & wished to hear a specific topic or theme?
Know what your community needs?
Got some great ideas & research?
Want to be a speaker at ISNA?

The preparations have begun for the largest Muslim convention in the USA, the ISNA 43rd Annual Convention to be held September 1-4, 2006 in Chicago!

As an organization dedicated to serving the Muslims of North America, ISNA is preparing for its annual convention that attracts about 35,000 participants. Topics range from practicing Islam, community relations, youth and family life to social justice, interfaith, spiritual and leadership development.

The Convention Program Committee requests suggestions for

Parallel sessions
Abstracts for short presentations

Download forms by visiting

http://www.isna.net/conferences/annualconvention/parallelsessguide.html
http://www.isna.net/conferences/annualconvention/abstguide.html

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