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Healing Across Centuries: Muslim Physicians at the Forefront is an evening celebrating the legacy and continued impact of Muslim physicians—past, present and future. Hosted by the Muslim Medical Association of Canada (MMAC) at the University of Manitoba, this event highlights the enduring relationship between Islam and medicine, from the pioneering scholars of the Islamic Golden Age to today’s trailblazers in healthcare.
Through engaging panel discussions and meaningful conversations, attendees will explore how faith, ethics, and compassion continue to shape medical practice and patient care. The event will feature Muslim physicians, residents, and medical students sharing their journeys and insights into balancing professional excellence with spiritual and community values.
Open to both Muslim and non-Muslim attendees, Healing Across Centuries aims to foster understanding, dialogue, and appreciation for the diverse contributions that continue to enrich the medical community today
EVENT DETAILS
Date: Wed Oct 29, 2025
Time: 4:45 PM
Location: Brodie Atrium, 727 McDermot Ave
This event is free for MMAC members and non members. To join MMAC, please click bit.ly/mmacjoin. Membership is free for medical students, trainees, and staff physicians.
For further information, please contact manitoba@muslimmeds.ca
Deadline to register: Tue Oct 28
Time: 6-8 PM
Location: TMSB Lounge , 1 Kings College Circle
REGISTRATION
For further information, please contact toronto@muslimmeds.ca
Deadline to register: Tue Oct 28, 2025
Join us for an eye-opening talk exploring how advances in genomics intersect with Islamic bioethics, and the emerging questions, challenges, and opportunities this new era brings.
Speaker: Dr. Shaimaa Helal
Dr. Shaimaa Helal is a fourth-year resident physician in the Medical Genetics and Genomics program at the University of Toronto, where she currently serves as Chief Resident. Alongside her medical training, she is completing her final year of a Bachelor’s degree in Islamic Studies at Mishkah University. Dr. Helal has a particular interest in Islamic Bioethics, with a focus on the new ethical questions and challenges that arise in the Genomic Era of Medicine.
Dr. Helal brings a unique dual perspective bridging modern medicine and Islamic scholarship, offering valuable insights for healthcare providers, scholars, and students alike.
Date: Thu Oct 30, 2025
Time: 8 PM ET
Location: Virtual via Zoom
MMAC Staff Platinum & Trainees: Free
MMAC Staff Basic & Allied Health Professionals: $10
General Public: $10
DEADLINE: Wed Oct 29, 2025
This webinar is open to MMAC members and non-members. Membership is free for medical students, residents/fellows, and basic staff physician members. To become a member of the MMAC, please click here.
After registering, you will receive a dedicated unique Zoom link to join the meeting the night before the virtual meeting.
Are you an IMG and applying for residency through CaRMS for the 2025-2026 cycle? Join part 2 of our IMG series to get some pointers from recently matched IMG’s.
This interactive session will feature:
Who should attend:
Date: Tue Nov 4 2025
Time: 6-7:30 PM EDT
MMAC Member & General Public: $5
For further information, please contact mentorship@muslimmeds.ca
Deadline to register: Mon Nov 3, 2025 at 6 PM
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Join us for an information session on how to establish an MMAC Regional Chapter. We will share the vision, structure, expectations, benefits, and support available through MMAC, as well as how you can play a role in building a strong, connected Muslim healthcare community in your region.
This session will help you understand the why and how behind chapter formation, and what it means to lead and grow an MMAC community in your city or region.
Date: Fri Nov 7, 2025
Time: 9-10 PM ET
The event is free for both MMAC members and general public,
After registering, you will receive a Zoom link to join the meeting the night before the virtual meeting.
For further information, please contact chapters@muslimmeds.ca
Deadline to register: Fri Oct 6 at 6 PM
Join us for an information session on how to establish MMAC Regional London Chapter We will share the vision, structure, expectations, benefits, and support available through MMAC, as well as how you can play a role in building a strong, connected Muslim healthcare community in your region.
This session will help you understand the why and how behind chapter formation, and what it means to lead and grow an MMAC community in London.
Help us bring life-saving skills to our community.
We’re looking for MMAC staff physicians and trainees to lead teaching stations, and medical students to assist throughout the event. Just a few hours of your time can have a lasting impact on community health outcomes.
No ACLS certification? No problem! This course focuses on bystander CPR and other essential skills, not official CPR certification, so any healthcare professional or student can take part.
Why get involved:
Date: Sat Nov 29, 2025
Time: 11 AM - 1PM ET
Location: Al Falah Islamic Centre, 391 Burnhamthorpe Rd E,
Oakville, ON L6H 7B4
Deadline to register: Thu Nov 27
Community signup: bit.ly/mmacalfalahlifesavers
Training for all volunteers and trainers will be conducted an hour before the event starts, so please arrive on time.
To request a Lifesavers session at your masjid, please visit https://muslimmeds.ca/cpr/
Date: Sat Dec 6, 2025
Time: 2:30-4:30 PM ET
Location: Spiritual Society Canada,
4 Old Kingston Rd, Scarborough, ON M1E 3J5
Deadline to register: Thu Dec 4
A deeper understanding of Islamic bioethical issues has always required collaboration across disciplines, where physicians, ethicists, and faith leaders come together to discuss the most pressing moral questions in medicine.
The Muslim Medical Association of Canada (MMAC), in partnership with the Canadian Council of Imams (CCI), is hosting a collaborative one-day forum that unites thought leaders in Medicine and Fiqh to examine and deliberate on the evolving landscape of Islamic medical ethics in Canada.
This intimate, collaborative-style gathering will explore real-world bioethical issues faced by Canadian Muslim providers and patients, such as (but not limited to):
Organ Donation & Transplantation
Declaration of Death
Reproductive Technology & Fertility Ethics
Genetics and Emerging Medical Frontiers
The day will feature two engaging formats:
Didactic Talks & Audience Q&A — Expert-led sessions by Canadian bioethics leaders designed to inform and inspire critical discussion.
Interactive Focus Groups — Facilitated small-group dialogues that allow attendees to contribute their perspectives and collaboratively shape ethical frameworks.
Proceedings and outcomes from the forum will be published as a white paper, helping to formalize insights and foster ongoing collaboration between scholars and healthcare professionals nationwide.
- This is the largest forum of its kind in Canada — a rare opportunity to add your voice to a national conversation shaping the intersection of faith, medicine, and ethics.
- Hosted at the historic Alderlea Estate in Brampton, ON, the setting provides an intimate and reflective environment ideal for meaningful dialogue and networking.
- Through the efforts of MMAC, Imam tickets are subsidized, ensuring accessibility and representation from across Canada’s Muslim communities. With only 75 spots available, this is an opportunity to learn, connect, and contribute to an initiative that is changing the way Islamic medical ethics is understood in Canada.
Date: Monday, December 29, 2025Time: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Breakfast and Lunch IncludedLocation: The Alderlea, 40 Elizabeth St S, Brampton, ON L6Y 1R1
TICKETS
Faith Leaders and Healthcare Leaders Limited to 75 Attendees
Deadline to Register: December 5th, 2025
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