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Music and Islam

With Ustadh Ahtsham Ali
Chaired by Emaan Mirza

Sunday 9th July 2023
19:30-21:00

Everyone is welcome!

Register HERE

Campus Activity Weekend

EARLY BIRD PRICES ENDING SOON!

Have you bought your ticket for the activity weekend yet?
Make sure to get it quick before the early bird deadline next week and secure your place at this exciting event!

Get tickets HERE

Also make sure to fill in our transport form if you would like us to organise shared transport: https://forms.gle/axYtxspM4CXMo9E59
(We don’t have enough responses right now for us to justify investing in a minibus/coach! So make sure to fill it in now if you want one!)

And please don’t forget we have a bursary available in cases of hardship – email info@isb.org.uk for the details

Sixth Form & Freshers’ Circle

Last Sixth Form and Freshers’ Circle of the term!
Friday 7th July
19:00-20:30
Who needs friends?
Looking at the ups & downs of friendship and how to navigate them…
With icebreakers!
This circle is open to everyone in Campus, and we are also welcoming those moving up from the YM 14-16 circle
Hope to see you there!
Please email campus@isb.org.uk to join!

Srebrenica Memorial Day

The 11th of July marks the 27th anniversary of the Srebrenica Genocide, where more than 8,000 Bosniak-Muslims were killed in horrific acts of violence.

The genocides, mass rapes, and mass killings of Bosniak-Muslims occurred just 50-years after the world witnessed the atrocities of the holocaust and said ‘Never Again’. But as humans we forget, and as Muslims we see too often how Islamophobia and violence against our communities continues. Therefore, it is important that we remember this history, and educate ourselves and others on our Muslim European history.

The theme for this year’s anniversary is ‘Together We Are One’. As Muslims, we often quote the Hadeeth from our Beloved prophet SAW:
“The parable of the believers in their affection, mercy, and compassion for each other is that of one body. When any limb aches, the whole body reacts with sleeplessness and fever.”
And yet, few of us know, remember or reflect on our Muslim brothers and sisters in Europe recovering from and facing violence due to Islamophobia. The 4th – 11th July marks the Memorial week for the Bosnian Genocide and so events are running this week across the UK in remembrance of those that were killed, those whose bodies are still missing and the survivors that live on.

Events in your local area:

Manchester
Civic Remembrance Service at Manchester Cathedral on 6th July 7.30-9pm. Register at: https://CivicMemorialServiceSrebrenica28.eventbrite.co.uk

Remembering Srebrenica Peace Walk on the 16th July. Register at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/remembering-srebrenica-peace-walk-tickets-641563974117?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

Birmingham
Civic Remembrance Service at Victoria Square on 12th July 1.45pm-3pm. Register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/662878586697

London
Srebrenica Memorial Vigil Event on the 8th July, 1pm-4pm. Register at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/srebrenica-memorial-vigil-event-tickets-659488898047?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

If you cannot attend any of these events, look out for online events that you can attend or watch, here is a recording of the memorial service that ISB organised 2 years ago for the 25th anniversary:
https://youtu.be/nF5PXKR8Oak

Navigating Difficult Hadith: A Brief Methodology

With Ustadh Ahtsham Ali

These sessions systematically explain a  scholarly methodology to understanding Hadith (including difficult ones) with Case Studies.
Recordings for all 3 parts are now available on our Youtube channel BritIslam:
Part 1 
Part 2 
Part 3

Dear Parents and Supporters,

Many students draw from our hardship fund to afford tickets and transport to Campus events. Here they get a chance to learn from scholars, specialists and activists in a warm and friendly environment; making good friends along the way!

Campus keeps ticket costs low, always making an organisational loss, in order to maximise attendance at this critical stage in young people’s lives; where many find holding on to faith tricky.

Would you kindly consider purchasing tickets that will contribute to students in financial distress, converts and our Campus hardship fund?

It would make a real difference for many young people to experience an Islamic environment that is balanced, sincere and nurturing.

May Allah reward you all.

ISB Campus Quran Recitation and Reflection Circle

For 16-26 year olds

Recitation, Reflection & Discussion
(utilising segregated breakout rooms for recitation)

With Khadeejah Muslim 

Next up: Sunday 10th September | 18:00-18:45 | Surah Yasin

Email campus@isb.org.uk to join