MLA NOOR BURKI INTRODUCES BILL TO ESTABLISH ISLAMIC HERITAGE MONTH IN SASKATCHEWAN

Carla Beck’s Team Introduces Bill 616: The Islamic Heritage Month Act to celebrate diversity and inclusion
REGINA — MLA Noor Burki today introduced Bill 616, The Islamic Heritage Month Act, to designate October as Islamic heritage month and celebrate the contributions, culture, and heritage of Muslim communities across Saskatchewan.

“Islamic Heritage Month is an opportunity to celebrate the rich cultural traditions and contributions of Muslim communities, while also standing firmly against racism and discrimination,” said Noor Burki, MLA for Regina Coronation Park and Shadow Minister for Immigration and Career Training.

The proposed legislation aims to promote greater understanding, inclusion, and appreciation of Islamic culture, while highlighting the diversity that strengthens communities throughout the province.

“I’m proud to be part of a caucus that celebrates the diversity of our province, and proud to introduce legislation that recognizes and uplifts the contributions of Muslim communities in Saskatchewan.”

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