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Youth The CoEJ Youth Desk aims to create a dynamic and interdependent circuit of thriving youth groups, willing to serve for the common good of the Khoja community at large. The Youth Desk (YD) will endeavour to facilitate in the communication and growth of individual youth bodies, helping to stimulate a structure whereby different youth bodies can learn from each other's skills, practices and experiences. The YD will also aim to provide courses for the youth that will equip them with the necessary tools to enhance their potential in coping with modern day challenges. An example can be seem with the launch of the Leadership Developments course, aimed at developing the capacity of the youth and young professionals within the community. It is felt that a continuation of such programmes will definitely inspire and promote future leaders from within our community.
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The Council of European Jamaats is holding an Eid Card competition which is open to all the members of the community.
Think you can do a better job than Picasso? Well then here is your chance. The winning design will be made into Eid Cards that will be sent to community volunteers. Take out your colours and start drawing.
A panel of judges will choose a winning entry. All entries must be received by the secretariat before 15 Ramadhan 1428 A.H. The winner will receive a £100.00.
Please send us your entries with Name, Age, Address and Telephone number to: CoEJ, 26 Estreham Road, London, SW16 5PQ or E-mail:
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Open Discussions welcomes you all to a Ramadan Special Open Discussion with Iftar
| Date: | Tuesday, 18th September 2007
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| 6.30pm Sharp
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| Abrar House, 45 Crawford Place, London, Middlesex, W1H 4LP
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Why do Orientalists have a problem with the Authenticity of the Qur'an?
Since the beginning of the late middle ages, Orientalists, majority in the form of Christian missionaries attempted to assail the Qur'an. This assault has continued throughout modern times, by various orientalists who were more secular in their approach and used modern research and techniques to prove with varying arguments and assumptions that the Qur'an was infact the work of the Prophet (pbuh). Dr Ahmad Al-Achtar, Lecturer in Islamic studies, Heythrop College, University of London will discuss the arguments and assumptions made by Orientalists against the authenticity of the Qur'an and the Muslim response.
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Al-Zahra Islamic Centre has organised Careers and Information Day
| Date: | Sunday August 26 2007 | Time:
| 2.00 pm to 5.00 pm | Venue:
| Al-Zahra Centre, 84-86 Merton Road, Watford, WD18 0WY | More Info.:
| Sister Furwa on 01923 464 948 or click here |
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Date:
| Tuesday, 14th August 2007
| Time:
| 6.30pm sharp!
| Venue:
| Abrar House, 45 Crawford Place, W1H 4LP . [Directions: come out of Edgware Road , turn left and walk up for a few minutes until you come to Café Nero. This is Crawford Place . Turn left into
Crawford place and walk up a few minutes to 45 Crawford place] Lectur
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| Dr. M. A Shomali
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Dr. Shomali, co-editor of Catholic-shi’ a Engagement: Reason & Faith in Theory & Practice will discuss the historic dialectical relationship between reason and faith. He will discuss the role of reason and intellect in understanding text and revelation within various schools of thought in Islam and other monotheistic faiths’. Dr Shomali will also examine the changing relationship between reason and faith over the years and the effect on society.
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The following article was published on 6th August 2007 in the Peterborough Newspaper
Rafts of teambuilding fun
ADVENTUROUS BOYS: The boys of Husaini Youth.
TEENAGERS may get a bad name for hanging round aimlessly on street corners, but one group of adventurous boys joined forces in a remarkable show of focus and team spirit. The youths from the Husaini Islamic Centre in Peterborough, known as the Husaini Youths, embarked on a teambuilding exercise at the Mepal Outdoor Centre near Chatteris.
The children, some as young as 10, demonstrated they had responsible heads on their shoulders by working alongside others to build a raft. |
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Al Zahra Youth Committee have published the latest issue of their newsletter. To view or download a copy click here . |
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are proud to organise
Bowling & Ice Skating
(For Brothers only) Join us! Celebrate the Birthday of Imam Ali (AS) | | Date: | Saturday 28th July 2007 | Time:
| 1:15 pm (Meet outside Al Zahra Centre) | Price:
| £10.00 (Bring your own lunch / or buy from the venue
| | Contact: | For more information you can call Br. Mohsin on 07809 620 085
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A chance to finally understand what you read in the Holy Qur'an.Organiser:
| Hyderi Youth Group
| | Date: | Thursday, 5th July, 2007
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| 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
| | Venue: | Hyderi Islamic Centre, 26 Estreham Road, London, SW16 5PQ
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When our Hyderi Youth Group first started, one of the point sto address at the top of the agenda was the need for Arabic Classes for the youth. Finally this has been arranged and is due to commence this Thursday , if attendance is good enough, and we will insha'allah continue these classes throughout the summer. Please confirm your attendance so we know how many people to expect, contact Abbas Kara at
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The FC Unity team invites communities and companies to compete in the first annual UNITY Cup - London and help raise money to help children in war and conflict zones in Africa and the Middle East. The Unity Cup is an over 16s one-day 5-a-side football tournament that brings community and corporate teams together to celebrate the diversity of London and promote cohesion and tolerance worldwide. |
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