A reflection on service and giving back to our communities, in light of Islamic teachings and principles. How can Muslims bring about positive change in our communities and Islamic centers? What is the role of the elders and youth in a community and how can the relationship be enhanced? How can Islamic centers become places where women feel more encouraged to take prominent roles?
A workshop exploring the delicate relationship between children and parents, with ideas to foster a healthier bond in light of Islamic teachings and the realities of modern times.
All events are free and open to the public | Children are welcome but no childcare provided | Food will be sold on site
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
SHAYKH ALAEDDIN EL-BAKRI began his study of Islam at a young age in North Africa and continued his education in the Islamic sciences in Jordan, learning from pre-eminent scholars in the Muslim world. He has served the Muslim community in the United States in numerous capacities, serving as Imam in several Islamic centers. He currently is Imam at the Islamic Center of Saratoga in California and also teaches for the Al-Madina Institute.
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