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Portland Observer, March 27, 1966, Page 5
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A class »pacifically assigned for the taanagar ia held Monday» from
4 30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m beginning April 8 through June 3. For age» 11 16.
student» are taught tha basic terminology, centering, stretching and
placement with movement combinations. Traditional, contemporary
and experimental jazz forma are explored. Students should wear leo­
tards and tights. Shoes are not required. Contact Firehouse Theater.
248-4737 for additional information. Leru Adams is tha instructor
Imam Muhammad A. Najieb (right) is shown congratulating Na im
Hasan (left) on debut of "Al Islam in Focus" at Cable Access video
taping session at North Portland studio.
V o ice and diction
Classes to improve your diction and dialects are included In Fire­
house Theater's Spring Term class offerings. These classes listed illus­
trate the type of classes available to tha community. No experience is
required and students from all types of background are welcome.
Mondays. April 8 - June 3; 6:30 - 7:00 p.m.: Develop your personal
skills with attention to breathing, phonation, resonation and articula
tion. A. real nuts and bolts class that can result in impressing your boss
or improving your vocal manner on the stagel Ages 17 and up.
There is a fee for all classes taught at tha Firehouse Theater For
more information about these and other classes, call tha theater at
248-4737, Monday - Friday from 9:00 a .m .-5 p.m.
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ly barren nund and awakens it to a
higher, more cohesive, slate o f con-
sciousnes," related Imam Najieb.
"Behold, for I am He who has been
resurrected from the dead that ye may
he m in d fu l,” he prixlairned.
Helping Imam Najieb with the
video taping and debut o f " A l Islam
m Focus” were several members o f
Mas,id Muhammad, Portland.
Among them were Muhammad
Abdullah, audio; Muhammadu Kan-
la. floor director and Pan-American
Tae Kwon IX» Champion Na’ im H a­
san serving as the announcer.
Imam Najieb, exhibiting ihe en­
thusiasm it lakes for the completion
o f such a collective effort, indicated
"A l-lsla m in Focus" is prim arily
meant to complement the existing
radio broadcast o f "Im a m W Dean
Muhammad Speaks,” heard each
Sunday on K H (X ) community radio,
Portland.
The local chapter o f the American
Muslim Mission has taken a big step
toward eliminating the misunder­
standings surrounding the religion o f
Ai-lslam with the use o f cable tele­
vision recently.
On the evening o f March 20th,
Resident Imam Muhammad Najieb,
with members o f the American Mus­
lim Mission, Portland, began video­
taping "A l-ls la m in Focus," to be
shown on Portland Cable Access tele­
vision in the near future.
In an effort to acquaint the c iti­
zens o f Portland with the truth o f his
faith, Imam Najieb lost little time in
welcoming his viewers and acquaini-
ing ihetn with Al Islam’s appeal for
the development o f gtxxl, wholesome
values, ethical behavior and, most
importantly, rational thinking
"There's a tremendous need for a
better understanding o f Al-lslam in
A m erica," Imam Najieb said “ Many
o f us today still ding to the super­
stitions o f the past," he added.
Imam Najieb placed a particular
emphasis on the African-American
conimunilies across America.
Imam Najieb took a unique ap­
proach, on his first video-taped lec­
ture, to convey and illustrate his sub­
ject matter entitled “ The Resurrec­
tion o f the Dead."
Imam Napeh offered a parable to
give casual substance to his pro­
nouncements. "A lla h (<»4xJ) causes
a cloud fully laden with water to rain
down on a barren dead land and life
springs forth, so shall it be with the
resurrection o f the dead," said Imam
Najieb. He went on to give examples
and drew a parallel between the truth
o f Al-Quran (muslim holy b<x>k)
and man's earthly existence.
" I f we're talking about an earthly,
physical resurrection," he said, " A l-
Quran is that symbolic cloud that
rains down civilized life on a cultural-
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I, 1985. The Festival is open to any
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film and video artists to have their
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