Analyzing the rights of children in Islam
Event Details
Join us as we welcome Shaykh Nuru Mohammed as he delivers a talk entitled “Analyzing the rights of children in Islam” Main talk starts at
Event Details
Join us as we welcome Shaykh Nuru Mohammed as he delivers a talk entitled “Analyzing the rights of children in Islam”
Main talk starts at 8:45pm – before which we will be showing the World Cup football match: England vs USA.
This programme will be face to face and streamed online. We have put into place numerous measures to ensure the safety of all our community – including HEPA filters, CO2 monitors, masks, hand sanitiser.
We will be streaming the programme live on our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/sicmtv
If you would like to recite Qur’an during the programme, please do let us know: email us: info@sicm.org.uk
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Mahfil Ali
39 Gloucester Road, North Harrow
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Sheikh Nuru has played a significant role in the development of our community globally. He is currently the Resident Alim for KSIMC of Birmingham since 2016.
Born in Ghana, Sheikh holds a BA in Islamic Philosophy and Mysticism from Al-Mustafa International University in Iran, an MA in Islamic Studies at Middlesex University and is a visiting fellow at Cambridge University. Sheikh is also a qualified civil and commercial Mediator and is the Chair of the Islamic Cultural and Religious Affairs (ICRA) of CoEJ.
Sheikh Nuru Mohammed has been nominated as UK’s most Impactful Imam 2021 at The British Beacon Mosque Awards.
In addition to playing a significant role in the development of our Community, Sheikh has played an active role in the wider society, particularly in Birmingham where he resides. He is the co-chair of Citizens UK Birmingham and a Trustee of Citizens UK. He is also a Governor at a local Secondary School and a member of the Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education in Birmingham.
Sheikh has played an active role in encouraging others to take up the Covid-19 Vaccine, and was interviewed by a large number of journalists over the recent months.

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