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AL BAYAN
ÉCOLE CORANIQUE MAC |
4505 Henri
Bourassa O., St-Laurent, (Québec) H4L 1A5 |
514-825-1099 |
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AL OMMAH
SATURDAY SCHOOL
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1245 St-Dominique
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514-879-8677
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AL OMMAH
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3055 Boul. Rome,
Brossard
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450-455-3658
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CENTRE
CULTUREL ISLAMIQUE DE BROSSARD
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450-736-5023
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CENTRE
ISLAMIQUE BADR
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6955 Lacordaire
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514-255-6460
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2e CENTRE
ISLAMIQUE BADR
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5850 Carignan
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514-255-6460
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ÉCOLE
AL-HIDAYAH (CIC)
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514-624-5833
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ÉCOLE
AL-HIDAYAH (RMC)
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514-996-5972
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ÉCOLE ALI
BIN ABI TALEB
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275 houde,
St-Laurent
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514-744-0801
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ÉCOLE
AL-SALAM
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514-626-2772
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ÉCOLE EN NOUR
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514-886-1996
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ÉCOLE DAR
AL-IMAN
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www.dar-al-iman.org
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514-334-4153
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ÉCOLE DAR
AL-IMAN
(fin de semaine)
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www.dar-al-iman.org
4505 Boul. Henri-Bourassa West
St-Laurent Qc
Canada
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514-334-1332
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ÉCOLE IBN
SINA
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http://www.ibnsina.ca/
6500 39th avenue
Rosemont Qc
Canada
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514-722-0925
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ÉCOLE LE
SAVOIR |
11950,
boul. Gouin Ouest, Pierrefonds, QC. H8Z 1V6 |
514-676-0630 |
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ÉCOLE MCQ
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2255 Cavendish Blvd.
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514-484-8845
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2e ÉCOLE MCQ
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7445 Chester avenue
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514-484-4377
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ÉCOLE JMC
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5919 H-Bourassa O.
Ville Saint-Laurent Qc
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514-956-9559
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ÉCOLE
PARADIS DES ENFANTS
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3925 Villeray
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514-856-0204
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ÉCOLE SOGUT |
11280
Avenue Jules-Dorion, Montréal-Nord, QC. H1G 4W8 |
514-227-2006 |
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YASMINE
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
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178 Davignon
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514-684-9956
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L'Ordre Naqshbandi
Les Maitres
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The burden of guilt
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The burden of guilt (Nasreddin Hodja and his wife came home one day to find the house burgled.)
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Nasreddin Hodja
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01 fevrier 2002
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:: Smuggling ::
Nasreddin Hodja used to take his donkey across a frontier every day, with the panniers loaded with straw. Since he admitted to being a smuggler when he trudged home every night, the frontier guards searched him again and again. They searched his person, sifted the straw, steeped it in water, even burned it from time to time. Meanwhile he was visibly more and more prosperous.
Then he retired and went to live in another country. Here one of the customs officers met him, years later.
-You can tell me now, Hodja, he said. Whatever was it that you were smuggling, when we could never catch you out?
- Donkeys, said Hodja. Donkeys and just only donkeys.
:: Nasreddin Hodja ::
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