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Empowering New Muslims
Problems and Solutions for New Muslims
 
A day packed with inspiring talks and workshops about supporting New Reverts to Islam.
 
Date:     Saturday 5th November 2011
Time:    9:30 am - 5:30 pm
Venue:   Muslim World League, 46 Goodge Street, London W1T 4LU
             Nearest Tube Station, Goodge Street on the Northern Line
             
As a community it is our obligation to support New Muslims. The problem is, most of us don't know how. This training will enable you to understand how to give the right support to New Muslims. The programme includes:

    * Why do people convert to Islam?
    * FIQH for new muslims
    * Problems that arise and how to deal with them, including short term and long term support.
    * Practical training - Role Play Scenarios (questions/misconseptions/issues), Running Events and Circles.
    * Setting up local projects that cater for New Muslims

Whether you are a New Muslim or not, you can learn practical steps to improve your knowledge on this subject inshaAllah. Spaces are limited so book as soon as you can! You do not want to miss this event!
 
Cost:
Employed:                    £10
Student/unemployed:    £5
 
To register or for more information please contact us on:
 
Office:         020 7636 7010
Mobile:        07588569217
Email:         events@wamy.co.uk
 
Address:     WAMY UK
                  46 Goodge Street
                  London
                  W1T 4LU
 
 
"Let there arise out of you a band of people inviting to all that is good; enjoining what is right, forbidding what is wrong, they are the ones to attain success." The Qur’an 3:104

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Urgent Libya/Tunisia Refugee Charity Dinner

Saturday 4^th June 2011

5:30pm – 8:30pm

Venue: Al Manaar - Muslim Cultural Heritage Centre, 
244 Acklam Road, London W10 5YG

Tube station: Westbourne Park (Circle, Hammersmith & City Lines)
Bus: 23

Download PDF for Libya/Tunisia Refugee Charity Dinner

An occasion to show your support to the tens of thousands of refugees on the Libya/Tunisian border.

An opportunity to support the dawah and educational projects in Tunisia after the revolution.

Money from ticket sales and donations will be spent to help the orphans, displaced families and on dawah and educational projects.

The Prophet (pbuh) said, "The one who looks after a widow or a poor person is like a Mujahid who fights for Allah's Cause, or like him who performs prayers all the night and fasts all the day." (Bukhari)

Charity Tickets:
Adults - £20
Child (5-12years) - £12
Infant (4years-below) - FREE

Price include: Entertainment and a 3 course meal.

Representatives from the Libyan and Tunisian communities will give updates on the situation there.

 

Please make cheques payable to ‘WAMY’ and post to: 

WAMY UK, 46 Goodge Street, London W1T 4LU or 

Or via bank transfer:
Bank Name:                    Barclays Bank
Account Name:      ‘WAMY’
Account Number:   20142808
Sort Code:             20-10-53

 

Please book your seat now as spaces are limited!

 

For further info, to make a donation or to book a place please call:

Tel: 020 7636 7010; Mobile: 07588569217 or email: events@wamy.co.uk ; www.wamy.co.uk 

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Ground Breaking Dawah Training Course for Islamic Workers

Download PDF for Dawa training course & Registeration Form

Imptortant Notice: The course will take place at the Muslim World League London, 46 Goodge Street, London W1T 4LU

Come and learn the Art and Practice of inviting people to Islam

Learn the necessary skills of delivering Dawah, through this exclusive Dawah training course. WAMY invites you to come along to the Dawah sessions; in which you will be trained by inspirational and highly qualified Islamic scholars. You will learn the art and practice of conducting efficient Dawah by professional scholars. The course is delivered and comprised of four different modules; each module covers essential profound topics concerning Islam. The topics will range from, presenting Islam to the western world; dealing with misconceptions, confronting western stereotypical prejudice and how to engage with the media.  Engaging with the media is discussed primarily in the third module, it is imperative that we understand how the media works and make non- Muslims acknowledge the biasness of the media’s portrayal of Islam.  The final module will discuss the parallels and similarities of Islam in its relation to other monotheistic religions. By expanding your knowledge of Islam, understanding its affiliation with other religions and also understanding how the media works, you will have the ability to rebuke all misconceptions about Islam.These courses provide practical training for potential Dawah preachers; they aim to teach the practicality and skills used for conducting Dawah.This course goes beyond theory and you will be able to practise what you learn in workshops.

ISLAM AND OTHER FAITHS Event    19 June 2011

This course will help you to develop and deepen your understanding about Islam, You wlill also learn about Islam's similarities and differences between other faiths.

The skills that you will aquire:

*Knowledge about key aspects in comparative religion

*Learn how islam views other faiths

*Learn about the etiquettes of debating with people from other faiths & build self confidence  in engaging with interfaith dialogues.

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 A brief glance at the, 'Open Doors, Stories and Journeys' event

 

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On the 11^th of June 2010 Regents Park Mosque opened its doors to an exclusive exciting event. WAMY UK, the Muslim World League London in conjunction with Islamic Cultural Centre organised a major Islamic awareness event. Open doors, stories and journey’s the inspirational event, which captured the interest of many, was targeted to all non Muslims, inviting them to look at Islam from a different glance. 

The main purpose of the event was to dissolve social tensions between the Muslim community and the western community, to promote community cohesion and peace between the two worlds.

The event comprised of various activities, it was an action packed day filled with many exciting activities. Visitors had the opportunity to engage in many activities, which included, Henna paintings, Arabic calligraphy, face painting and engaging in the art of marbling. A selection of Islamic videos was also being viewed, for those who wanted to deepen their understanding about Islam. A display of sweets, hijabs, colourful posters, Islamic artefacts was also exhibited at the event.

Alhamdulilah the event proved to be a success, attracting a wide range of people from various backgrounds and occupations. Guests included head teachers, representatives from different faith groups, the police and members from many organisations attended this exclusive event. Guests showed their gratitude and appreciation for having access to the mosque and having the opportunity to witness the Islamic culture.

The event gained much positive feedback from visitors and guests, guests learned many things about Islam. Alhamdulilah this event helped to change the stereotypical misconstrued image some had about islam. Common western misconceptions and stereotypical views many had prior to the event were dissolved, and replaced with an impartial and comprehensive view of Islam.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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