The Muslim Circle of Canada’s (MCC) East Zone held a daylong leadership development training in Scarborough, Canada. The programme, held last Sunday at the local MCC Centre, discussed leadership skills, Islamic values, stronger organisational work and members’ role in community service.
Organised under the theme “Learn to Lead, Lead to Serve”, the programme brought together leaders and members from different levels of the organisation. MCC East Zone President Lutfor Rahman chaired the event. Engineer Shaheen Siddiqui, the organisation’s chairman, was the chief guest.
In his speech, Siddiqui highlighted the importance of dawah in personal, family and community life. Drawing on Quranic verses and hadith, he discussed ways to convey Islam’s teachings and values. He explained five core principles of dawah and the need for a 360-degree, or comprehensive, approach. He also outlined 10 teaching methods used by the Prophet Muhammad to make dawah, communication and leadership more effective, stressing the importance of sharing Islamic teachings through personal conduct, family relationships and social communication.
MCC Secretary General Ahsanul Karim Sohag spoke about unity, fraternity and mutual support in the Muslim community. He urged members to build sincerity, trust and responsibility within the organisation and work together for the wider good of society.
MCC Organising Secretary Saief Ahmed discussed organisational operations, the distribution of responsibilities and effective coordination. He highlighted the need for responsible leadership to achieve the organisation’s goals.
During a separate session, MCC’s organisational portal was discussed by Zamir Sohrwardi. He explained the portal’s functions, information management and use in organisational communication and coordination.
The daylong training focused on leadership development, dawah, organisational management, and mutual unity and cooperation.
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