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Salaamun Alaykum, 

One of the pillars of our religion is performing pilgrimage and visiting the House of the Almighty and the resting place of His Chosen Messenger (pbuh). 

Millions of people from all corners of the globe embark on this spiritual quest to perform their obligations. For most, this is once in a lifetime opportunity to visit the place from which our religion was born. Yet, for many, this may not be the first time. Many members of our centre too have been blessed with the opportunity to go to Hajj this year. 

On behalf of the Executive Committee of The KSIMC of London, I would like to wish every pilgrim, male and female, a safe journey. May the Almighty accept all your Amaals during this journey. We pray for all pilgrims to successfully perform their obligations and return back home safe and sound. 

And lastly, we request all those going to these sacred places to remember us all in their prayers especially that we all get a chance to go, even if we have already completed our Waajibaat.

With Salaams and Duas,

Mustafa Mohamed (Jaffer)
President
for and on behalf of the EC of The KSIMC of London
17 August 2017  

Salaamun Alaykum,

A rare collection of old stamps, notes and coins will be exhibited on the first floor of the Islamic Centre Stanmore on Thursday evening. This rare collection will be displayed by world renowned collector who has been recognised by the United Nations as well as several Presidents of nations as a classic collection that cannot be priced. The Guinness Book of World Record holds him as a person having one of the largest collections of these antique items. Coins as old as during the Alexander the Great era will be displayed for our perusal.
 
Asghar Esmail Kassam, from Nairobi, Kenya, and a Khoja member of our Jamaat, has spent the last forty years or so collecting this and would like to share with us part of his collection enabling us get a glimpse of what he has been able to accomplish over the past years.

Facilities have been made for Ladies to view before Salaat and for Gents after Salaat.

With Salaams and Duas
Secretariat

The KSIMC of London

For 16-21 years old:

Darul Qur’an wal Itrah is pleased to announce 4 special sessions with Brother Muhammed Hasan for *16-21* year old boys, at Hujjat Stanmore. Brother M Hassan is a graduate from Hawza Ilmiyyah of Qum. He has also had the opportunity to serve as the head of the Qur’an department at Amir al-Mumenin Hawza and is an experienced Hifdh and tajweed teacher.

Topic:
• The role of an Al-Mighty God in the actions of human beings.
• Collective punishments and how to avoid them.
• How can we prevent discord in the Muslim Community?
• Examples of Divine assistance from the history of the Muslims.
 
Date:
Monday 7^th August till Thursday 10^th August

Time:- 1:30pm till 3:00pm

Places are Limited.

To register, pls email the below details to darulquran@hujjat.org

To complete registration pls ensure to include the participants:- Name, D.O.B Mobile contact Number

Deadline to register for these sessions is 30^th July 2017

For 12-15 years old:

Darul Qur’an wal Itrah is pleased to announce 4 special sessions with Brother Muhammed Hassan for *12-15* year old boys, at Hujjat Stanmore. Brother M Hassan is a graduate from Hawza Ilmiyyah of Qum. He has also had the opportunity to serve as the head of the Qur’an department at Amir al-Mumenin Hawza and is an experienced Hifdh and tajweed teacher.

Topic:
How to learn from the stories of the Holy Qur’an:
• Story of Bal’am Ba’oora
• Muslim identity
• Bani Israil and slaughtering a cow
• Prophet Yusuf, from being thrown into the bottom of a well to becoming the chief minister for the king of Egypt
 
Date:
Monday 7^th August till Thursday 10^th August

Time:- 11:30am till 1:00pm

Places are Limited.

To register, pls email the below details to darulquran@hujjat.org

To complete registration pls ensure to include the participants:- Name, D.O.B Mobile contact Number

Deadline to register for these sessions is 30^th July 2017

Darul Quran w’al Itrah is pleased to announce two new beginners Quran recitation classes for girls from 8th September 2017. 

Age category: 
5 – 7 years old: (Every Friday 6pm till 7pm) – this category is now FULL. No further entries will be accepted.
8 – 11years old: (Every Friday 7pm till 8pm) – this category is now FULL. 

Where: Hujjat Stanmore 
 
Places are limited, so they will be offered on a first come first served basis. 

Please email darulquran@hujjat.org for registration

No further applications considered as both classes are now FULL. 

Darul Quran w’al Itrah is pleased to announce two new beginners Quran recitation classes for boys from 8^th September 2017.

Age category:

5 – 7 years old: (Every Friday 6pm till 7pm)
8 – 11years old: (Every Tuesday 5pm till 6pm)

Where: Hujjat Stanmore

Places are limited, so they will be offered on a first come first serve basis.

Please email darulquran@hujjat.org for registration

REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED DUE TO OVER SUBSCRIPTION

Update: 15 June 2017

Dear All

Salaamun Alaykum

Thank you so much for your support last night. We have collected hundreds of kilos of supplies, food and clothing. These went out in numerous vehicles to collection points across London last night.

Today we are arranging various initiatives. Breakfast, lunch and dinner for some of the victims and support workers has been arranged.

At the present time no donations of goods is required. Please do not bring anything to the centre as this will be turned away. Please instead donate financially at the jamaat desk or online.

Please monitor for further updates and email any queries to admin@hujjat.org

With Salaams and Duas,
Relief and Outreach Team,

The KSIMC of London

5 June 2017

Statement from The KSIMC of London on last week’s attacks in London

Following the attacks in London last Saturday, Mustafa Mohammed (Jaffer), President of The KSIMC of London, issued the following statement:

“I am shocked by the news of violence in London Bridge and Borough Market.  My thoughts and prayers are with all the victims and their families. 

My thoughts, too, are with those who have been injured, who we hope will make the quickest of recoveries.

I pay tribute to the heroism of the emergency services who took such swift action to intervene, putting their lives at risk for the sake of others. 

In these days of Ramadhan, we as Muslims learn and reinforce Islamic teachings of love for our neighbours and compassion for all.  It is indeed unfortunate that some misguided individuals enact such abhorrent acts purportedly in the name of Islam. Whilst they and others seek to divide our society, we are proud to be British Muslims who espouse these values of kindness and openheartedness which will undoubtedly endure and triumph. 

Perpetrators of violence will never emerge victorious and I condemn all such actions.  Britain and London must continue to celebrate diversity, protect those in harm’s way and respond to hate with unity and togetherness.”