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29 Jul 2017
The History of Hajj
CANCELLED – more info available at www.islamichelp.org.uk/hajj Join Shaykh Abdul Hameed and Ehsaan Tahmid for an exciting and insightful seminar exploring The History of Hajj. During this seminar we will look at the history behind significant locations which are visited during Hajj or Umrah.
We highly recommend this seminar for anyone who is going to perform or has already performed Hajj or Umrah and for anyone who is interested in Islamic History.
As well as the seminar, we will also have a Q&A session and best of all, this is all FREE!
The seminar will begin at 2:00pm sharp, straight after Dhur Salah at East London Mosque.
This event will be segregated. Children are allowed to attend this event. We ask parents to keep their children with them at all times, do not let them run around, if they become restless and make a lot of noise, please kindly take them out of the seminar hall and return when they are calm so that other guests are not disturbed. JazakAllah Khair
If you have any questions please call 07946453423
Meet Your Speaker
Short paragraph about the speaker to push audience to buy tickets like; Sheikh Ahmed Bilal is a respected voice in Islamic scholarship, known for making timeless lessons feel personal and practical. With years of teaching and guiding communities, his talks inspire reflection, strengthen imaan, and reconnect hearts with the Quran and Sunnah.
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