Embrace the social teachings of Islam by rethinking modern individualism.
Embrace the social teachings of Islam by rethinking modern individualism.
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“It felt like the whole audience were left in awe, that the way of Islam, the way of submission to Allah, was the supreme paradigm that we rightfully should adopt, as opposed to the paradigm of freedom…[Audience members] of all ages were engaged and receptive to the message. None felt the need to challenge, even in difficult and sensitive issues; there was a sense of great respect, taslim and trust for the speakers.” –UK Sila Event Participant, 2019
What would it be like to have full confidence that everything is going to be okay? What about having clear guidelines on what you need to do to make things better? As Muslims, we have easy access to such support and comfort. We just need to relearn how to get there.
Self-sacrifice, or standing your ground? Having a strict schedule, or making time for yourself? What about helping your husband thrive, regardless of what it takes? Without good examples, it’s hard
Are modern Muslims more concerned with understanding the meanings of the Qur’an than Muslims of the past? Join us for this month’s Not-a-Whole-Book club session on A Call to Devotion:
Muslims arrived in the UK at a time when much of the majority population held similar social values. But things have changed, and continue to change fast. The “Not A
A motivational discussion with Dr. Asad Tarsin, author of “Communal Life”, as part of our Not-a-Whole-Book club webinar series. Dr. Asad Tarsin’s article clarifies how the way we eat, dress,
A motivational discussion with Dr. Fareeha Khan, author of “The Deen of Old Women,” and discussants Mussarat Khan and Saadia Shariff on our second Not-a-Whole-Book club session. Our attitudes toward aging
A motivational discussion with Ustadha Sulma Badrudduja, author of “Guiding Children to Their True Purpose”, in our first Not-a-Whole-Book club session. Her article clarifies the great potential parents have in forming their children’s understanding of the reality of this world and their purpose in it. We will discuss Ustadha Sulma’s inspiration for this piece and look at the most basic Qur’anic ideas that parents should never forget to impart to their children.
