Transcend the Ordinary

published by Seraphim on 2 December, 2013 - 14:01

A stone cannot learn to rise up to the sky even if you were to toss it into the air a thousand times.

Likewise, a flame from a campfire cannot descend into the ground.

Habits are part of the automatic actions of our everyday lives, though we are conscious of them. They are like a hidden memory bank that instructs us how to carry out the all the actions needed to accomplish most of what we want to do.

This is why Aristotle regarded habits as a “second nature” which ultimately refers back to the “primary nature” or instinct. The difference is that habits are learned behaviors while instincts are innate.

'Muslim Christmas'-The Importance of Isa (Jesus) peace be upon him, to Muslims

published by Tamsila Tauqir on 1 December, 2013 - 13:55
Event Date: 
Saturday, 7 December, 2013 - 14:00 to 16:00

The Importance of Isa (Jesus) peace be upon him, to Muslims
Date: Saturday, 7 December
Time: 2pm
Location: Guanabana restaurant, 85 Kentish Town Road, Camden. London, NW1 8NY.
Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/145241262304737/
Informal discussion on Isa (as).

The discussion will be lead by Shaykh Michael Mumisa of Cambridge University.
Numbers are limited so registration is requested;
http://inclusivemosqueinitiative.org/2013/12/the-importance-of-isa-jesus...

Shaykh Micahel Mumisa is a highly respected Muslim academic, Theologian, and Islamic scholar. He first completed four years of full-time residential training in Arabic and Islamic studies at Iqra Darul Ilm Academy before joining one of Africa’s foremost residential Islamic universities and seminaries where he graduated with distinction and was awarded the‘Alimiyya (Al-Azhar University graduate degree equivalent) in Islamic classics and classical Arabic Literature after six years of full-time training. He is author of a number of studies including Islamic Law: Theory & Interpretation (2002) and Introducing Arabic Grammar (2003). Michael is a PhD candidate and Cambridge Special Livingstone Scholar at Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge. He is also a regular broadcaster and commentator on radio and other medi and provides advice to BBC Drama and other TV programmes.

The Revival at the Global Peace and Unity Event (GPU 2013)

published by Seraphim on 28 November, 2013 - 14:26

ON SATURDAY THE 23RD AND 24TH OF NOVEMBER THE REVIVAL ATTENDED THE GLOBAL PEACE AND UNITY EVENT AT THE EXCEL IN LONDON.

WE MET AND SPOKE TO A LOT OF PEOPLE WHO WERE VERY HAPPY TO SEE US AGAIN FOLLOWING THE PREVIOUS YEAR. EVERYONE WE SPOKE TO WAS REALLY DELIGHTED WITH OUR WORK SO FAR AND VERY IMPRESSED BY SOME OF OUR PREVIOUS ISSUES. HERES SOME OF THE PICTURES FROM THE EVENT.

Muslim Marriage Events for Over 28's - Sunday 12th January 2014

published by stareventsteam on 4 November, 2013 - 13:11
Event Date: 
Sunday, 12 January, 2014 - 12:00 to 17:00

Forthcoming Muslim Marriage Events Sunday 12th January 2014

Assalamu 'alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu,

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Time: 12pm - 5pm
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Protest against the banning of Niqab at Birmingham Metropolitan College

published by Hummus on 11 September, 2013 - 18:31
Event Date: 
Wednesday, 11 September, 2013 - 13:30

The banning of the face veil at one of the largest colleges in the country is setting a dangerous precedence. Muslim women already face many challenges in society leading to marginalisation and discrimination. We are underrepresented in education and subsequently in public life and the workforce. Decisions like the one taken by the leadership at Matthew Bolton College make things worse for women who already face an uphill battle against endemic discrimination. 

Please join our protest against this Islamophobic and illogical decision to ban the face veil. We need to take a stand against such hysterical and discriminatory decisions. Brothers welcome, as are none muslims who understand the need to preserve the rights of muslim women and freedom of expression for society as a whole.

Tackling Shadeism: London

published by Tamsila Tauqir on 5 September, 2013 - 01:17
Event Date: 
Thursday, 12 September, 2013 - 17:30 to 19:30

Inclusive Mosque Initiative's Masjid As-Subul discusses: Tackling Shadeism
Date: Thursday, 12 September 2013
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Location: CAN Mezzanine, 49-51 East Road, Room A in basement, London, N1 6AH. Nearest tube is Old Street.
Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/522767067816571/

Shadeism: “A form of skin tone bias that identifies groups and individuals on the basis of degree of skin pigmentation. It is an evaluation of people that minutely registers traits such as skin colour, hair, and facial features to construct social hierarchies.”

Discrimination against people with darker skin still occurs daily. Worse, for many communities it is completely normalised. In today's discussion we'd like to hear your thoughts on how to tackle shadeism so that the next generation know that dark skin is just as beautiful as any other shade.

We'd like to hear your thoughts on how shadeism affects us emotionally and pschologyically. What are it's long-term effects? How can bystanders to shadeism help?

Note: Refreshments will be available. We always begin our events with a jamaat salah to which everyone is welcome to join. Registration is requested with a suggested donation of only £5 in advance or on the day, if you can afford more then please feel free to do so. This goes towards the venue and speakers costs.
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=Q2DUM6JQWS8BA http://inclusivemosqueinitiative.org/events/

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