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Fourteen hundred years ago, a humble merchant who could not read or write changed the face of Arabia. Today, his influence has spread to every corn...
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Fourteen hundred years ago, a humble merchant who could not read or write changed the face of Arabia. Today, his influence has spread to every corner of the world including the United States. His legacy, teachings and mannerisms have been followed and taught from generation to generation for 1400 years. He was a merchant, a father, a husband, a statesmen, he was the final prophet and the mercy to all mankind. The man whose legacy continues to shape the lives of many today.
Mufti Hussain Kamani is the Imam of the Islamic Center of Chicago. With the help of Allah, he is constantly working on projects and programs to cater towards the needs of the Muslim youth and the greater-Chicago community. This includes conducting numerous weekly lecture series, holding after-school Quran classes, counseling youth, couples, and adults in general, teaching new Muslims, giving da'wah to non-Muslims, and being a senior advocate of Halal awareness and integrity.
Monday, December 5, 2011
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"Labayka Allahuma Labayk [Here I am, Oh God, here I am]," said the man whom was once called "Satan" in prison. Having arrived a...
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"Labayka Allahuma Labayk [Here I am, Oh God, here I am]," said the man whom was once called "Satan" in prison. Having arrived at the geographical destination of his ritual pilgrimage (Hajj) to Mecca, Malcolm X had traveled a longer life journey to get there. This presentation, given by Zaheer Ali, will trace his faith journey from Malcolm Little to El Hajj Malik Shabazz, examining the significant turning points as well as life-long continuities that propelled his evolutionary development.
About Zaheer Ali:
Under the direction of the late Manning Marable, Zaheer Ali served as one of the project managers and senior researchers of the Malcolm X Project (MXP) at Columbia University, a multi-year research initiative on the life and legacy of Malcolm X. As project manager, he was associate editor of an online annotated multimedia version of The Autobiography of Malcolm X (2004), and later contributed as a lead researcher to Marable's New York Times best-seller and National Book Award finalist Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention (2011). This spring (2012), he is teaching a course entitled "Malcolm X: A Life of (R)Evolution" at The City College of New York. He is currently a doctoral student in history at Columbia University, where he is focusing his research on twentieth-century African-American history and religion. His dissertation examines the history of the Nation of Islam's Temple/Mosque No. 7 in Harlem, New York, from 1954-1965.
More information can be found at: www.zaheerali.com
Thursday, February 9, 2012
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StonyBrookMSA uploaded a new video
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"Labayka Allahuma Labayk [Here I am, Oh God, here I am]," said the man whom was once called "Satan" in prison. Having arrived a...
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"Labayka Allahuma Labayk [Here I am, Oh God, here I am]," said the man whom was once called "Satan" in prison. Having arrived at the geographical destination of his ritual pilgrimage (Hajj) to Mecca, Malcolm X had traveled a longer life journey to get there. This presentation, given by Zaheer Ali, will trace his faith journey from Malcolm Little to El Hajj Malik Shabazz, examining the significant turning points as well as life-long continuities that propelled his evolutionary development.
About Zaheer Ali:
Under the direction of the late Manning Marable, Zaheer Ali served as one of the project managers and senior researchers of the Malcolm X Project (MXP) at Columbia University, a multi-year research initiative on the life and legacy of Malcolm X. As project manager, he was associate editor of an online annotated multimedia version of The Autobiography of Malcolm X (2004), and later contributed as a lead researcher to Marable's New York Times best-seller and National Book Award finalist Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention (2011). This spring (2012), he is teaching a course entitled "Malcolm X: A Life of (R)Evolution" at The City College of New York. He is currently a doctoral student in history at Columbia University, where he is focusing his research on twentieth-century African-American history and religion. His dissertation examines the history of the Nation of Islam's Temple/Mosque No. 7 in Harlem, New York, from 1954-1965.
More information can be found at: www.zaheerali.com
Thursday, February 9, 2012
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SESSION 2 - FEBRUARY 13th 2012
Tajweed 101 with Hafiz Roman Patwary
Every Tuesdays at 6pm in the Union room UCCB
"Read the Qur'an, for it will co...
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SESSION 2 - FEBRUARY 13th 2012
Tajweed 101 with Hafiz Roman Patwary
Every Tuesdays at 6pm in the Union room UCCB
"Read the Qur'an, for it will come as an intercessor for its reciters on the Day of Resurrection." [Sahih Muslim]
Ever hear a recitation of the Qur'an and think to yourself, "Man, I wanna sound like that!" Ever think about the system by which Allah phonetically preserved His Book among his servants? Ever think about learning how to recite Allah's Book properly? Beginning this Tuesday, February 7th, the MSA will be offering weekly Qur'an classes, focusing on Tajweed (recitation), open to brothers and sisters of all levels of Arabic reading. Whether you can't read a single letter or you can read fluently- if you ever wanted to learn Tajweed- this class is for you!
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StonyBrookMSA uploaded a new video
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Fourteen hundred years ago, a humble merchant who could not read or write changed the face of Arabia. Today, his influence has spread to every corn...
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Fourteen hundred years ago, a humble merchant who could not read or write changed the face of Arabia. Today, his influence has spread to every corner of the world including the United States. His legacy, teachings and mannerisms have been followed and taught from generation to generation for 1400 years. He was a merchant, a father, a husband, a statesmen, he was the final prophet and the mercy to all mankind. The man whose legacy continues to shape the lives of many today.
Mufti Hussain Kamani is the Imam of the Islamic Center of Chicago. With the help of Allah, he is constantly working on projects and programs to cater towards the needs of the Muslim youth and the greater-Chicago community. This includes conducting numerous weekly lecture series, holding after-school Quran classes, counseling youth, couples, and adults in general, teaching new Muslims, giving da'wah to non-Muslims, and being a senior advocate of Halal awareness and integrity.
Monday, December 5, 2011
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