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To start the scheduling process, click on a 'Schedule' button below to select your presentation. Please allow two weeks advance notice for scheduling, and at least 45 minutes for a presentation that includes time for questions and answers. If your request is a rush order (less than two weeks away) or if you have questions about our online scheduling system, please feel free to contact Henry Millstein, ING Program Coordinator, at 408-296-7312 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Thank you.
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Exploring Muslim Traditions and Practices (Grade 7 only)
Ideal for the study of world history and geography in middle schools, this presentation teaches students about Muslim traditions and practices in relation to other major world religions. (45 minutes) Relevant to Content Standards for Grades 7 |
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Getting to Know American Muslims and Their Faith
In addition to providing an overview of Muslim practices, this presentation examines the issues of moderation and women’s rights, and the relation of Islam to other world religions, including Judaism and Christianity. (45, 60, or 90 minutes) Relevant to Content Standards for Grades 7, 8, 10, 11 |
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A History of Muslims in America
Supplement U.S. History courses with this fascinating account of the lives and legacies of America’s earliest Muslims, including enslaved West Africans, early converts to Islam, and Muslim immigrants. (45, 60 or 90 minutes) Relevant to Content Standards for Grades 8, 11 |
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Muslim Contributions to Civilization
This presentation reviews various aspects of culture and knowledge which Muslims contributed to or passed down, including food; clothing; furniture; music; architecture; mathematics; medicine; astronomy; and more. (45, 60 or 90 minutes) Relevant to Content Standards for Grades 7, 9 |
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Muslim Women in the U.S. and Around the World
Students learn about the role of women in Islam and important Muslim women in history and the modern world. Suitable for courses related to women studies, world religions and civil rights. (45 or 60 minutes) Relevant to Content Standards for Grade 11 |
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