Fwd: RE: [Peace] CF:CIMIC Seminar:July18- Eye-Witness Account s of Post -war Iraq- Feedback from CIMIC

[Kranich, Kimberlie]

Dear Irfan,
 
I accept your decision.  I'll look forward to the discussion and will
participate as an audience member but will not record the program. Thanks
for your reply.
 
Sincerely,
Kimberlie

-----Original Message-----
From: Irfan Ahmad [mailto:isahmad at uiuc.edu]
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 10:47 AM
To: Kranich at WILL.uiuc.edu
Cc: cimic at prairienet.org
Subject: WSC:Fwd: RE: [Peace] CF:CIMIC Seminar:July18- Eye-Witness Accounts
of Post -war Iraq- Feedback from CIMIC


Kimberlie-

Peace be on you!

Your offer to tape is much appreciated.  However, there is reluctance to
have the Jul 18 talk taped and/or aired.
Therefore, our regrets.  We sincerely hope that you will understand our
reasons.

Hope to see you all there!  

With best wishes,

Irfan



Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2003 09:42:59 -0500
To: "Kranich, Kimberlie" <Kranich at WILL.uiuc.edu>
From: Irfan Ahmad <isahmad at uiuc.edu>
Subject: RE: [Peace] CF:CIMIC Seminar:July18- Eye-Witness Accounts of Post
-war Iraq

Hi Kimberlie-

I have forwarded your request to the speakers and the CIMIC management for
concurrence.
Irfan

At 08:42 AM 7/17/2003 -0500, you wrote:


Hello.
 
I left a message on the machine at the Mosque about asking for permission to
videotape Friday's talk on Iraq for broadcast on Urbana Public Access TV,
channel 6 on local cable.  This station is not WILL-TV, public broadcasting
at the University of Illinois, where I am employed, but is the local Urbana
and Champaign cable channel.
 
They allow the public to use their equipment and tape programs and submit
those programs for broadcast.  I understand that you already tape your
programs. Perhaps there is no need for a second set of equipment? Perhaps
you would be interested in submitting the tape to UPTV for broadcast?  If
not, I am happy to videotape the talk with professional equipment and
microphones for the best quality sound and picture.
 
I had planned on attending the talk anyway, and wanted to offer to tape if
permission can be granted.
 
Thanks for your consideration.
 
Kimberlie Kranich 


-----Original Message----- 

From: Irfan Ahmad [ mailto:isahmad at uiuc.edu <mailto:isahmad at uiuc.edu> ] 

Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 8:43 AM 

To: cimic at prairienet.org 

Subject: [Peace] CF:CIMIC Seminar:July18- Eye-Witness Accounts of Post-war
Iraq






"In The Name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful"



Assalaamu Alaikum Ahmed- 

Please send it to all concerned, thanks.



Irfan 

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"In The Name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful"



CIMIC-MSA WEEKLY SEMINAR







EYE-WITNESS ACCOUNTS OF POST-WAR IRAQ 

Dr. Muhammad Alheeti and Roaa Alheeti







Discussion Follows



8:35-10:00 PM @ CIMIC 



Friday, July 18, InshaAllah



ALL INVITED



Refreshments Served 

Babysitting provided 

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Central Illinois Masjid and Islamic Center (CIMIC) 

106 S. Lincoln Ave, Urbana, 

(Parking entrance through Busey St.) 



Ph. (217) 344-1555 email: cimic at prairienet.org 

For CIMIC Weekly Seminar Schedule 2001-02 

http://cimic.prairienet.org/seminars.html
<http://cimic.prairienet.org/seminars.html>  

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CIMIC Weekly & Special Seminars Subcommittee: WSC: 

cimic at prairienet.org 

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Upcoming: Aug 1: An Inside View of One of the Fastest Growing Industry: The
U.S. Prison System 

Aug 8: Journalism Workshop 

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Speaker Info. 

Dr. Muhammad Alheeti and Roaa Alheeti recently returned after spending
several 

weeks in Iraq visiting family and friends; experiencing and observing first
hand the life of 

ordinary Iraqi citizens; their hopes, aspirations, and concerns. 



*Dr. Muhammad Alheeti is a local businessman, who has started a number of
successful local businesses over the last decade, including 

World Harvest (formerly Hop n Shop); Sayyara Autos (now sold out); Basmati
and Jerusalem Restaurants (both now sold out). He and family have been
residents of Urbana-Champaign for over two decades contributing to the
general Urbana-Champaign community. He is a member of the CIMIC Board of
Directors and has been President of the CIMIC Association. 

Dr. Alheeti has doctoral degree in Plant Pathology from the University of
Illinois. His previous degrees are from Iraq. He has been an active 

participant on issues of national and international importance. He can be
reached at: malxheet at prairienet.org







*Roaa Alheeti is a senior at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
IL with majors in Journalism and Law. She is a member of 

the Muslim Students' Association and CIMIC. She has appeared on a number of
TV and Radio interviews and is a regular contributor to the Daily Illini and
her articles have also been published in the New York Times. 

Roaa is also an instructor at the CIMIC Weekend School. She can be reached
at: alheeti at uiuc.edu 



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