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Reviving the Islamic Spirit

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Reviving the Islamic Spirit is an annual Islamic conference typically held during the winter holiday season in Toronto , Ontario , Canada . The first conference was held in 2003 , and has since become one of North America's largest Islamic conferences, rivaling the ISNA convention in the United States . The conference has grown from 3,500 attendees in its first year to over 15,000 in 2006, making it the largest Islamic conference in Canada.1 [1] Since RIS 3, conferences have generally been structured around a specific central theme, which have included the life of the prophet Muhammad , Canadian-Muslim identity , and Islamic civilization .2 While criticism of the event is seen from both anti- Islamist observers and fundamentalist Muslims, organizers maintain that the event as an attempt to revive Islamic traditions of education, tolerance, and introspection.3

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