Title: Forum of Azerbaijani Students in Europe (FASE)
Content:  Forum of Azerbaijani Students in Europe or FASE (Azərbaycanlı Tələbələrin Avropa Forumu) is a government sponsored organization for Azerbaijani students and young professionals in Europe. It has been sponsored by the government of Azerbaijan to promote national interests. It launched ANTV, which has been touted as a citizen journalist station. The station is affiliated with the Alumni Network Youth Organisation and was started by Emin Milli Chairman of Alumni Network (AN) Youth Organisation.
Title: Fespa
Content:  FESPA was formed as a 'non-profit' organisation in 1962 by a group of screen printing associations whose aim was to create a platform to share knowledge on screen printing technology in Europe. The original membership consisted of 8 representatives, including Michel Caza - fine art printer to artists including Andy Warhol and Salvador Dalí. As the organisation grew, more associations joined. Current membership stands at around 40 national associations. The current president is Turkey's Yaşar Güvenen, who was elected in 2014 and took office in 2015.
Title: Federation of Islamic Associations of New Zealand
Content:  The Federation of Islamic Associations of New Zealand (FIANZ) was set up in April 1979 by Mazhar Krasniqi and other Muslim community leaders to draw together the regional Islam organisations of Auckland, Wellington and Canterbury into one centralised New Zealand-wide body.
Title: Federation of Zoroastrian Associations of North America
Content: FEZANA publishes a three-monthly magazine, FEZANA Journal which deals with such subjects as religion and youth, Zoroastrianism in North America, etc. ; FEZANA organizes a (Zoroastrian) Excellence in Sports Scholarship (EXISS) each year, in a city in North America, in which every sportive Zoroastrian between the age of 10 and the age of 30 can participate. The Federation of Zoroastrian Associations of North America (FEZANA) is a non-profit religious group registered in the state of Illinois and formed to function as the coordinating organization for Zoroastrian Associations of North America.
Title: New Zealand Young Farmers
Content:  New Zealand Young Farmers (NZYF) is a national agricultural organisation with clubs throughout the country. It was formed in 1927 in the town of Feilding. The organisation acts as a social network for rural youth around the country and is actively involved in education and promotion of personal skills for its members. There are over 1500 members in 78 clubs around the country, all backed by the national organisation, which has its headquarters in Templeton, Canterbury. The organisation's current chair is Ash-Leigh Campbell.
Title: Rizza Islam
Content:  Ronnie Steven "Rizza" Islam (born March 17, 1990) is an American member of the Nation of Islam and a social media influencer. He is a member of its paramilitary wing, the Fruit of Islam. According to the Anti-Defamation League, Islam has more than 500K followers,
Title: Islam in New Zealand
Content:  ) In 2008, FIANZ established the Harmony Awards "as part of Islam Awareness Week to recognise the contributions of New Zealanders to improving understanding and relationships between Muslims and the wider community". The FIANZ is affiliated with seven regional associations including the New Zealand Muslim Association (NZMA), the South Auckland Muslim Association (SAMA), the Waikato Muslim Association (WMA), the Manawatu Muslim Association (MMA), the International Muslim Association of New Zealand (IMAN), the Muslim Association of Canterbury (MAC), and the Otago Muslim Association. Other Muslim organisations have included the predominantly Fijian Indian Anjuman Himayat al-Islam, the University of Otago's Muslim Student Association (MUSA), the Ahmadiyya Jama'at New Zealand, and the Southland Muslim Association.
Title: Federation of Islamic Associations of New Zealand
Content:  Over the past thirty years, with growing numbers of Muslims in New Zealand, there have been a number of complaints directed at the Federation. The most serious issue centres around whether FIANZ is primarily a religious minority organisation or an ethnic minority cultural one: it has been suggested that the Federation conducts its affairs more like those found within the Developing Nations rather than a New Zealand organisation. As early as 1983 one Arab Muslim resident in Wellington dismissed FIANZ as "a group of Fijian labourers". More recently FIANZ leadership was tagged "..as a conservative businessmen's club of relaxed Muslims, well integrated in New Zealand society 
Title: Federation of Islamic Associations of New Zealand
Content:  In November 2005, the Federation celebrated its 25th anniversary (a year late) and Eid al Fitr in Parliament House, Wellington. The event was attended by the then FIANZ president Muhammed Javed (Zaved) Iqbal Khan (originally from Fiji), the inaugural president Mazhar Krasniqi, and a former president Dr Hajji Muhammed Ashraf Choudhary. In June 2008, the "FIANZ First Stakeholders Forum" was organised by New Zealand government civil servants at the parliament in Wellington. The theme was "To Build Strong New Zealand Muslim Families" but only a few Muslims were actually invited. Ultimately the only respected and interesting speaker was the Nigerian Dr Mustapha Farouk from Hamilton (whose name remains consistently misspelt in the FIANZ website). The following year, FIANZ organised the "FIANZ National Muslim Convention" over 24–25 October 2009 in Auckland and the theme was "Building Strong Muslim Families". This was 
Title: Hameed Fayaz
Content:   Abdul Hameed Fayaz (عبد الحمید فیاض, born 1956) is the former Ameer-e-Jamaat (Party chief) of the socio-religious party– Jamaat-e-Islami Jammu and Kashmir (JIJK). Fayaz was arrested in a crackdown on Jamaat and its cadre, immediately after the organisation's ban by Indian Government in February 2019. Two FIRs were later filed against him, one charging him under the Public Safety Act (PSA).

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