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The Community School

The Community school started on May 2003. It offers Arabic, Islamic and Quran Classes for children and adults. The classes are held at Roxbury Community College every Saturday and Sunday. The program aims to teach adults and Children; who have never spoken Arabic before; reading, writing, and speaking. Children are taught everything from basic manners to more advanced Islamic topics and plenty of other special programs. For more information please call:
Dr. Amal Afeefy at: 617-364-5633

The Sudanese day

A lot of people in America don’t know much about Sudan, and for those whom they know, they started to forget. Therefore, The Sudanese Association in Mass started the processes for a day that they will have a festival that will show the different trips on Sudan, and on that day they will have a celebration which will include Sudanese Music dance and Sudanese food as will. They are planning to have on the same day of the Sudanese independents day (Jan 1st). See the community news flyer.

Sports

The Sport office of the Sudanese Association in Mass is organizing a Sudanese Soccer team with Sudanese players. The bracts are held on Roslindale sq play ground on common ave. If you like to join call Dr. Muiz Ali at 617-324-6758.
Good news, very soon there will be a terminal that will include different teams (Sudanese teams) from different states in Boston. See the community flyer for more information.

Coming Soon

Here are some of the future projects for the Association:

• Sudanese museum. The Association is working on collecting some of the items they will show at the museum. See the community flyer for more information.
• Sudanese consort. The Association is making some calls to some of the Sudanese singers to come to Boston for a Sudanese consort.
• The Sudanese club. The Association had made some calls to establish the Sudanese club in Boston, and everything looks promising up to now.

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