13 March 2026 / 24. Ramadhan 1447
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Named after the great Prophet Abraham, who championed monotheism, this exhibition echoes the unanimous acclamation of monotheism in the three major faith traditions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. |
In these times of increasing conflict in the world, more than ever before, we must spare no effort in building positive relationships amongst everyone in the world. We owe it to the future generations, and the exhibition “From the Roots of Abraham” is one small effort to that end, offering Jews, Christians and Muslims to enhance their knowledge of and respect for each other’s faiths.
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The World Federation’s India Office, in collaboration with Servants of Imam Ali (as) group and Jamiat Fatima (s.a.) Hawza, is organising a Certified Course on Islamic Business (Ethics and Principles).
The workshop aims to train the participants on:
• Business and Islamic Responsibility
• Importance of doing Business
• Islamic Rules of doing Business
The Madrasah Centre of Excellence (MCE) and the Council of European Jamaats (CoEJ) piloted the recently developed Teaching Skills Programme for Madrasah teachers for 2 days in Milton Keynes, UK. The programme was attended by 24 participants from madaris in South London, Peterborough, Leicester, Milton Keynes and Stanmore.
Families around the world are recording themselves reading out a story for a new fun initiative called Tell a Tale of Tarbiyah.
