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Written by AhlulBayt Islamic Mission
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Saturday, 28 March 2009 09:56 |
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AHLULBAYT ISLAMIC MISSION (AIM)
Presents an exclusive Crash Course entitled: Introducing Islam: Methods and Theories
In the era of awakening, the Muslim Ummah is entrusted with a great treasure while, at the same time, it faces many challenges, some of which are related to the ignorance of its members, while there exists many misleading messages and malicious attacks on Islam. There is an extreme need to learn about the techniques, methods and theories as to how to promote the Message of Islam and its Divine teachings. The AhlulBayt Islamic Mission organised a four week course throughout April 2009, to cover the theoretical and practical elements of Tabligh. This course was a suitable environment for those seeking to better equip themselves for the noble task of propagating Islam to Muslims and non-Muslims. The course was led by a team of excellent teachers:
Ayatollah Ali H. Al-Hakim (Cand.mag)
- Completed Islamic studies to the level of ijtihad in the Shia Advanced Seminary in Qum.
- Obtained his Cand.mag in Islamic Studies from the University of Oslo.
- Teaches at the Hawza Ilmiyah and the Islamic College, London.
- In Charge of Religious Enquiry Section at the Islamic Centre of England.
Br. Amir De Martino (MA)
- Obtained a double subject BA degree in Studies of Religion & Persian Language from SOAS, London.
- Obtained MA in Islamic Studies from Islamic College for Advanced Studies.
- Studied Traditional Islamic Sciences at the Imam Husayn Institute.
- Teaches Islamic History at the Islamic College, London.
- Senior member of the Islamic Association Ahl-Al-Bait of Italy.
- Co-founder of the Islamic periodical in Italian language “Il Puro Islam”.
- Educational Officer at the Islamic Centre of England.
Dr. Rebecca Masterton (PhD)
- MA Comparative East Asian and African Literature.
- PhD in francophone and Islamic mystical literature of West Africa from SOAS, London.
- Taught Islamic Mysticism at Birkbeck College.
- Teaches Islamic Spirituality at the Islamic College, London.
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