Canadian children recite Naat to welcome Syrian refugees
'Tala al Badru Alayna' was first recited by Ansar, people of Medina who accepted Islam, to the Prophet Muhammad...
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As a second group of Syrian refugees makes its way to Canada, a video has emerged of a children’s choir reciting Naat in Arabic to welcome the immigrants.
History tells us that Naat 'Tala al Badru Alayna’ was first recited by the Ansar (people of Medina who accepted Islam) to the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) when he sought refuge in their land.
Pressure rises on Canada to delay bringing in Syria refugees
A plane carrying 163 Syrian refugees had arrived in Canada on Thursday, kicking off a drive to take in thousands from the war-torn country.
Canada's government hopes to bring in 10,000 Syrian refugees by the end of the year.
“We will all remember this day,” Trudeau said, shortly before greeting the refugees, many of them women and children.
The first group arrived aboard a troop transport plane that set out from Beirut and made a stopover in Germany.
In the wake of last week’s mass shooting in California by a Muslim couple, and Republican frontrunner Donald Trump proposing a ban for Muslims entering the United States; rhetoric surrounding the refugees has become increasingly common.
Donald Trump calls for barring Muslims from entering US
However, the proposition by Trump has been widely criticised, leading to a petition in the UK to ban him from entering Britain.
Senior White House officials also condemned Trump's statement, saying it was contrary to US values and interests.
History tells us that Naat 'Tala al Badru Alayna’ was first recited by the Ansar (people of Medina who accepted Islam) to the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) when he sought refuge in their land.
Pressure rises on Canada to delay bringing in Syria refugees
A plane carrying 163 Syrian refugees had arrived in Canada on Thursday, kicking off a drive to take in thousands from the war-torn country.
Canada's government hopes to bring in 10,000 Syrian refugees by the end of the year.
“We will all remember this day,” Trudeau said, shortly before greeting the refugees, many of them women and children.
The first group arrived aboard a troop transport plane that set out from Beirut and made a stopover in Germany.
In the wake of last week’s mass shooting in California by a Muslim couple, and Republican frontrunner Donald Trump proposing a ban for Muslims entering the United States; rhetoric surrounding the refugees has become increasingly common.
Donald Trump calls for barring Muslims from entering US
However, the proposition by Trump has been widely criticised, leading to a petition in the UK to ban him from entering Britain.
Senior White House officials also condemned Trump's statement, saying it was contrary to US values and interests.