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Every year Muslims and non-Muslims from different walks of life unite under the banner of Quds Day to show their solidarity with the oppressed of the world and in particular the suffering people of Palestine. Rallies and demonstrations take place in many countries around the world including Iran, Iraq, Bahrain, Lebanon, Britain, USA, Australia, France, Nigeria, South Africa and Occupied Palestine. Following on from this tradition, and as with every year, this Ramadan thousands of people will be marching in London on Saturday 4th September 2010 from Marble Arch to the US Embassy in solidarity with the people of Palestine. The AhlulBayt Islamic Mission encourages everyone to participate in this event in numbers in aid of furthering justice for the Palestinian cause.
The media has proven to be an important tool that influences the thoughts and opinions of the general public and with that Muslims are under pressure to make use of this medium to improve their state of affairs. With a variety of channels broadcasting and providing opportunities for the Muslim voice to reach millions; the Muslim Forum asks the question: Are we making the most out of the media? This event consisted of short presentations by our panelists followed by an extensive question and answer session.
AIM will be holding a course for the very first time in Peterborough; examining the lives of some of the very earliest scholars of Shi’a Islam and the unique contributions which they made to its development. Covering more than two hundred years of intellectual history, from the time of Imam al-Sadiq (d. 148 AH) to Shaykh al-Tusi (d. 460 AH), students will study the problems faced by the early Shi’a - especially the crisis of the Occultation (ghaybah) of the Twelfth Imam - and how a handful of men and women responded to these challenges, preserving the teachings of the Ahlul-Bayt and ultimately laying the foundations of modern Twelver Shi’ism.
AIM is organising a 2-day majlis to commemorate the martyrdom of the beloved daughter of the Prophet of Islam, Fatimat Al-Zahra [a] entitled 'The Oppressed Fatima - Status, Merits & Legacy'. The event will take place on Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th May from 7.00pm until 9.00pm at the Muhammadi Trust in London. The majlis will be led by His Eminence Sheikh Hamza Sodagar from the Hawza Ilmiyya in Qum. Both Brothers and Sisters are welcome.
With the British General Elections round the corner, Muslims in Britain have to ask some long hard questions about their interactions in British society and how best to preserve an Islamic identity. The Muslim Forum challenges the status quo and asks the question: Should Muslims vote in the upcoming elections? The event featured short presentations from each panellist followed by an extensive open forum question and answer session.
With every passing year, the message of the AhlulBayt (as) becomes ever more potent and relevant. With the sorrowful month of Muharram fast approaching, the AhlulBayt Islamic Mission is once again launching its Ashura Awareness Campaign to spread the message of Imam Hussain [as]. Ashura Awareness is a nationwide campaign to distribute Islamic literature to the general public. With around 40,000 leaflets in the pipeline, this year’s coverage is hoped to exceed all other years with many different bodies taking part around the country.
