Zakir Naik in Birmingham

Beast —

[size=18]QURAN & MODERN SCIENCE - COMPATIBLE OR NOT?[/size]

[b]with Dr Zakir Naik (India)[/b]

Date: Monday 5th December 2005

Time: 6.00 pm

Venue: White Pearl Suite, 7 Upper Trinity Street, Birmingham, B9 4EG

This is an unique opportunity to see the internationally renowned
Dr Zakir Naik live in action as he delivers a talk on Quran and
Science followed by an hour long Q & A session. Free entrance with
stalls and food available on the day. Please bring along any non
Muslim friends you have as this will be an ideal dawah opportunity.

For further information please contact:

E-mail: real_information4u@yahoo.co.uk

Tel: 07976 475 329

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/islamic_events/message/178

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Dawud — Sat, 3 Dec 2005 - 20:42

Fore those of you who don't know, this guys speciality is comparative religeion (I think) and he can quote verses from about 5/6 diffirent Holy (scriptures) books WITH REFERENCES totally off the cuff.

Not bad, especially when you see it for the first time.

Beast — Mon, 5 Dec 2005 - 20:48

Rather a damp squib.

White Pearl Suite should stick to hosting weddings.

Almost double the capacity of the hall had to be sent back due to lack of space and 'health and safety'. (Me included :roll: )

1 — Thu, 5 Jan 2006 - 17:26

[quote="Beast"][size=18]QURAN & MODERN SCIENCE - COMPATIBLE OR NOT?[/size]

[b]with Dr Zakir Naik (India)[/b]

Date: Monday 5th December 2005

Time: 6.00 pm

Venue: White Pearl Suite, 7 Upper Trinity Street, Birmingham, B9 4EG

This is an unique opportunity to see the internationally renowned
Dr Zakir Naik live in action as he delivers a talk on Quran and
Science followed by an hour long Q & A session. Free entrance with
stalls and food available on the day. Please bring along any non
Muslim friends you have as this will be an ideal dawah opportunity.

For further information please contact:

E-mail: real_information4u@yahoo.co.uk

Tel: 07976 475 329

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/islamic_events/message/178[/quote]
wahabi?...

You — Thu, 5 Jan 2006 - 20:44

Read the rules 😉

Its not an aqeedah Issue, so it does not matter either way.

As a followup, in the Manchester UNITY conference, his talk was (supposedly... I did not listen to it... we were panicking trying to find out where the organisers had dumped the goody bags.... along with a few thousand The Revival magazines...) how Madhabs were the reason for disunity...

He is very good on his field. Which is comparative religion/modern society etc.

iRazor — Thu, 5 Jan 2006 - 21:26

[quote="Admin"]Read the rules 😉

Its not an aqeedah Issue, so it does not matter either way.

As a followup, in the Manchester UNITY conference, his talk was (supposedly... I did not listen to it... we were panicking trying to find out where the organisers had dumped the goody bags.... along with a few thousand The Revival magazines...) how Madhabs were the reason for disunity...

He is very good on his field. Which is comparative religion/modern society etc.[/quote]

True he is excellent in comparitive religions, but when it comes to personal views etc he is a bit of a controversial figure, and controversial for the wrong reasons

judda — Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 10:41

[quote="123"]
wahabi?...[/quote]

please don't call us 'wahabis', it is shirk to call us that, i don't mind the members in the forum calling me that since they commit shirk anyway! however please refrain from using the word 'wahabi' we're called SALAFIS.