Abdal Hakim Murad – Plan Your Ramadan Ramadan Live
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As salam o aleikum wa rahmatullah Alhamdulillah Ramadan live is
back. Once again bringing Cambridge Muslim college to you
with a series of talks from teachers around the world. Ramadan
is a time for self improvement and growth and time for planting good
seeds whose fruits we enjoy the sweetness of throughout the month,
and in sha Allah throughout the rest of the year. In that spirit,
our theme this year is sow a seed. We've given each week a theme to
help your spiritual growth from seeding right through to
harvesting and preserving
on Mondays Dr. Sohail Hanif will be looking at the verses in which
Allah references plants and greenery directly or as metaphors
with verses on the Verdier.
On Tuesdays, Dr. Rahman Harvey will expand on how the arrival of
Islam completely reshaped a community divided by tribalism in
his transcending the tribes.
On Wednesdays, once again live from Australia, Dr. Samira MagMod
will unpack why certain spaces uplift us spiritually more than
others in architecture and the luminous ground.
On Thursdays Dr. Ingrid Mattson will do a deep dive into two
companions of the blessed Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam almond
milk meaning our fish had been Abby Bakker and Amira and what
meaning Ahmad ibn Al Kitab.
And on Fridays, Dr. Amna Nawaz will reflect on the roots and
branches of the Islamic tradition in weekly interviews with various
scholars entitled a good treat.
Complementing these evening enlightenment, short midday
meditations from a host of teachers, and backed by popular
demand, our new principal, Dr. Abdullah Rothman
and finally, we'll be bringing our popular talks on notable Muslim
leaders throughout history to our YouTube audience. We hope you join
us again this Ramadan for the stimulating talks. As we root
ourselves reach up and bask in the light of faith. Visit Cambridge
Muslim college.ac.uk For the complete schedule in your timezone
and sow a seed with us this Ramadan to help us train the next
generation of Muslim thinkers. Donate today at Cambridge Muslim
college.ac.uk was salam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato.