Three scholars are in town

[admin]

As-salaamu alaykum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuhu!

Masjid Ibn Taymiyyah Brixton is pleased to announce the visit of three Shaykhs in person from Madeenah University!

Shaykh Ghazi al-Mutayree (head of the College of Dawah and Usul ud Deen, Madeenah University and head of the Hay'ah in Madeenah);

Shaykh Burayk bin Muhammad (College of Dawah and Usul ud Deen, Madeenah University)

and Shaykh Marzooq al-Yoobee (head of student affairs).

From Wednesday 6th - 11th September they will be in London for a week at Masjid Ibn Taymiyyah Brixton; Masjid al-Huda; Croydon ICT;

Woolwich Mosque and other venues. An all-day weekend conference will be held with the Shaykhs on the weekend of the 10-11th September at Masjid Ibn Taymiyyah Brixton. Then they will be outside of London the following week in Manchester, Birmingham and Leicester.

For further details, updates and venues contact Masjid Ibn Taymiyyah Brixton on 0207 326 4098 or 07538 512023.

Also contact if you would like to set up a stall at the conference.

Spread da word! All welcome!

[ibnuHabib]

Salaams

I have just spoken to Masjid Ibn Taymiyyah and they have informed me that the conference this weekend has been CANCELLED. They are planning to do 2 lectures via teleconference with the shaykhs however this is yet to be confirmed.

If you want anymore information, please call the numbers above.

Jazakallahu khairan

[admin]

Salaams

I have just spoken to Masjid Ibn Taymiyyah and they have informed me that the conference this weekend has been CANCELLED. They are planning to do 2 lectures via teleconference with the shaykhs however this is yet to be confirmed.

If you want anymore information, please call the numbers above.

Jazakallahu khairan

Why was it cancelled? Was it part of our 'new government'?

[ibnuHabib]

They didn't tell me ( the brother i spoke to seemd like he was in a rush )

ive never attended a teleconference. What are they like?

[admin]

They didn't tell me ( the brother i spoke to seemd like he was in a rush )

ive never attended a teleconference. What are they like?

Personally, I found it difficult to attend and didn't get much benefit (back in the days I didn't know arabic) because translations were not always straight away, and I found it hard to concentrate between the two languages. But for those who understand Arabic, it 'should' be easier to focus. I like listening to some scholars, like the Muftee, or Luhaidaan.

But I would always encourage people to attend the gatherings of knowledge, whether it be on the phone, or not.