This Week @ Karima
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Karima Foundation
Dec 27, 2011, 8:58:46 AM12/27/11
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Dear All,
As salamu alaykum wa rahmatulLah,
This is short notice, but such is life. Opportunities arise and we must take them otherwise we miss out.
Below are details of two events that will be taking place this week inshaAllah.
The latest publication from Karima Press, 'The Beginner's Gift' will also be available to buy at both events for only £4.99,
Rebellious, Raving & Religious…
…is it possible for the Muslim Woman?
Wycombe Sisters @ Karima are very excited to announce that Ustada Nagheba (born and grew up in Liverpool, and wife of Sheikh Ibrahim Osi-Efa) will be coming to High Wycombe on Thursday, 29th of December for a one day course.
When:1030-430pm
Where: Castlfield Community Centre, Rutland Ave, High Wycombe. Bucks.
Poster here
Light lunch will be provided
Voluntary contributions will be welcome on the day!
If you are able to RSVP, that would be great. Please do so at: wycombe...@karima.org.uk although it is not necessary but would be helpful. We are also trying to arrange for a BSL interpreter for our Deaf participants. If you know any Deaf sisters that would be interested, they must text 07958 614618.
Ustada Nagheba Hayel
Born and raised in Liverpool, England, Ustada Nagheba Hayel is the wife of the respected Shaykh Ibrahim Osi-Efa. Ustada Nagheba studied Arabic and the Islamic Sciences in Damascus, Syria and then moved to Tarim, Yemen where she studied at the respected Dar al-Zahra for six years, obtaining ijazaat (licences) to teach several texts. Ustada Nagheba also served as a teacher at Dar al-Zahra, an institution for women, in Tarim. She is renowned for her knowledge, wisdom, and motivational manner in addressing students. She currently lives in Liverpool, where she continues to serve, teach, and benefit the community.
The Prophet Jesus (Peace be upon him)
An Islamic Perspective
When: 2:45pm to 3:45pm
Where: Jubilee Road Mosque, High Wycombe
A narrative - as observed by the people of Islam - of an ancient mystery.
Join Shaykh Gul Muhammad on Sunday 1st January 2012 to attend to a much required account of one of histories greatest personalities.
All welcome
As salamu alaykum wa rahmatulLah,
This is short notice, but such is life. Opportunities arise and we must take them otherwise we miss out.
Below are details of two events that will be taking place this week inshaAllah.
The latest publication from Karima Press, 'The Beginner's Gift' will also be available to buy at both events for only £4.99,
Rebellious, Raving & Religious…
…is it possible for the Muslim Woman?
Wycombe Sisters @ Karima are very excited to announce that Ustada Nagheba (born and grew up in Liverpool, and wife of Sheikh Ibrahim Osi-Efa) will be coming to High Wycombe on Thursday, 29th of December for a one day course.
When:1030-430pm
Where: Castlfield Community Centre, Rutland Ave, High Wycombe. Bucks.
Poster here
Light lunch will be provided
Voluntary contributions will be welcome on the day!
If you are able to RSVP, that would be great. Please do so at: wycombe...@karima.org.uk although it is not necessary but would be helpful. We are also trying to arrange for a BSL interpreter for our Deaf participants. If you know any Deaf sisters that would be interested, they must text 07958 614618.
Ustada Nagheba Hayel
Born and raised in Liverpool, England, Ustada Nagheba Hayel is the wife of the respected Shaykh Ibrahim Osi-Efa. Ustada Nagheba studied Arabic and the Islamic Sciences in Damascus, Syria and then moved to Tarim, Yemen where she studied at the respected Dar al-Zahra for six years, obtaining ijazaat (licences) to teach several texts. Ustada Nagheba also served as a teacher at Dar al-Zahra, an institution for women, in Tarim. She is renowned for her knowledge, wisdom, and motivational manner in addressing students. She currently lives in Liverpool, where she continues to serve, teach, and benefit the community.
The Prophet Jesus (Peace be upon him)
An Islamic Perspective
When: 2:45pm to 3:45pm
Where: Jubilee Road Mosque, High Wycombe
A narrative - as observed by the people of Islam - of an ancient mystery.
Join Shaykh Gul Muhammad on Sunday 1st January 2012 to attend to a much required account of one of histories greatest personalities.
All welcome
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