by Kiran F | Oct 16, 2019 | News, Uncategorized |
San Francisco, CA – Muslim ophthalmologists from across the country gathered on Saturday, October 13 at the San Francisco Marriott for the IMANA annual ophthalmology dinner. This event takes place each year during the weekend of the American Academy of... 
by gdelgado | Aug 29, 2022 | Awarness, News |
TRAVEL & LIFESTYLE How to Stay Healthy in the Summer 29 August 2022 Summer is an excellent opportunity to spend time with your family, running in the sand and laughing, but many put their health on the back burner while having fun and enjoying summer activities.... by Kiran F | Mar 18, 2019 | News, Volunteer Stories |
IMANA VOLUNTEER STORIES Journaling Helps SaveSyria Volunteer Process Her Experience: A Blog Entry by Dr. Nabila Choudhury Dr. Nabila Choudhury March 18th, 2019 Its 4 am in Jordan. My mind is racing, with so many thoughts about our experiences today. While we’ve had... by Kiran F | Oct 12, 2018 | IMANA Medical Relief (IMR) eNewsletter, News |
Quratulain Syed, M.D., also known as “Annie,” is no stranger to medical relief work. Her passion for helping others has already taken her to Peru, where she accompanied medical students helping local people in need of medical care, and to Greece, where she treated... by Kiran F | Mar 29, 2019 | News, Volunteer Stories
IMANA VOLUNTEER STORIES Double Trouble? No, Double the Giving Back: Interview with the Haq Twins Answers provided by Sobia Haq March 29th, 2019 Detroit twins Sadia and Sobia Haq are ambitious and talented, fun, and make a big impact on communities both at home and... by Kiran F | Jun 28, 2019 | News |
Fist bumps instead of handshakes. Residencies that offer flexibility on the Sabbath. Healing ceremonies. Medical schools and teaching hospitals increasingly embrace students’ faith-based traditions. When Native American students start the academic year at the... 