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		<title>With new cemetery and mosque, Muslims in Manitoba feel more at home</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Muslims in Morden, a city in southern Manitoba’s Pembina Valley in Canada, will soon have a dedicated burial site at the newly developed Lakeside Cemetery — the second such site in the province after Winnipeg. The Pembina Valley Islamic Society (PVIS) collaborated with city officials to create a cemetery that aligns with Islamic burial practices. Graves are oriented toward the Kaaba in Mecca, and the site is separate from non-Muslim sections. Over the past five years, Morden&#8217;s Muslim population has grown to nearly 150 families of different nationalities. The city&#8217;s welcoming nature has encouraged many to stay. The new cemetery and mosque provide essential services, helping to build a strong foundation for future generations. Syed Faizan Nasir, a director of PVIS, emphasizes the importance of these developments in retaining residents and fostering community growth. With the establishment of the mosque and cemetery, Morden&#8217;s Muslim community now has a place to pray, bury their loved ones, and build a future together. &#160; Source: CBC News]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Muslims in Morden, a city in southern Manitoba’s Pembina Valley in Canada, will soon have a dedicated burial site at the newly developed Lakeside Cemetery — the second such site in the province after Winnipeg.</p>
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<p>The Pembina Valley Islamic Society (PVIS) collaborated with city officials to create a cemetery that aligns with Islamic burial practices. Graves are oriented toward the Kaaba in Mecca, and the site is separate from non-Muslim sections.</p>
<p>Over the past five years, Morden&#8217;s Muslim population has grown to nearly 150 families of different nationalities. The city&#8217;s welcoming nature has encouraged many to stay.</p>
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<p>The new cemetery and mosque provide essential services, helping to build a strong foundation for future generations. Syed Faizan Nasir, a director of PVIS, emphasizes the importance of these developments in retaining residents and fostering community growth. With the establishment of the mosque and cemetery, Morden&#8217;s Muslim community now has a place to pray, bury their loved ones, and build a future together.</p>
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<p>Source: <a href="https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/morden-muslims-burial-site-1.7501086">CBC News</a></p>
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