One day and One chance to reset
We built a guided Day of Arafat companion to help you worship with clarity, structure, and intention, from Tahajjud to Maghrib 🌙
Plan your day. Track your ibadah. Focus on what matters.
By FOSIS
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Ramadan Mubarak from Team FOSIS 🌙
May this blessed month bring you peace, forgiveness, and countless blessings.
May your fasts be accepted, your prayers answered, and your heart filled with light.
May we all come out of this Ramadan better than we entered it.
Ameen 🤍
💥 Watch this unflinching and bold talk by @DillyHussain88 at the 62nd Annual Conference as he delivers a rallying call to a generation of Muslim students who refuse to be passive spectators in history
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https://t.co/9BIQSEr6ZT
🕌 The Price of Disunity: Winning and Losing Jerusalem | @fosischannel
Join our Secretary General, Dr Wajid Akhter, for a powerful online talk exploring the key moments that shaped #Jerusalem — and the lessons they hold for us today. 🌍
📅 Tuesday 11 November | 8PM
🔗 Register now! | https://t.co/r3LiPIOILM
We keep waiting for someone else to lead
But what if the Ummah’s biggest problem… is that you’re still waiting?
🔥 From FAC62, Dr. Wajid Akhtar delivers a hard-hitting reminder on vision, and why leadership starts with you
🎥 Watch now: https://t.co/mBwGOzhOcX
💸 Empowering Your Finances: An Introduction to Islamic Finance for @fosischannel
A free webinar with @umersuleman, Chief Islamic Finance & Commercial Officer at the IFA.
🗓 Wednesday 22nd October
🕖 7 PM (Online)
🔗 Sign up here: https://t.co/zPuPvPEEnS
🚨 Islamophobia doesn’t start on campus.
It’s seeded in foreign policy, media agendas, and institutional bias.
But it lands
In our lecture halls.
Our job hunts.
Our daily lives.
FOSIS is defining it.
📖 Read: The Rising Tide of Islamophobia → https://t.co/GjpwCIFWVo
I am at the FOSIS @fosischannel conference and received this beautiful book from the author himself. May Allah bless him and his family.
Here is an excerpt:
Abu Hurairah (ra) reported that the Prophet Muhammad (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) said:
“A group of people do not gather in a house amongst the Houses of Allah reciting the Book of Allah and studying it between themselves – except that tranquility descends upon them, they are enveloped by mercy and surrounded by the angels – and Allah mentions them with those with Him (i.e. the higher angels).” [Sahih Muslim]
Qurtubi explains in his tafsir, “The metaphor of those who recite the Qur’ān without knowing its tafsir (explanation) is that of some people to whom a letter comes from their king at night when they have no lamp. They are alarmed, not knowing what the letter contains. The metaphor of the one who knows the tafsir (explanation) is that of a man who brings them a lamp so that they can read what the letter says.” [Tasfir al-Qurtubi]
You can get the boom here (first copy is free):
https://t.co/F4l3jOH83g
This weekend in Birmingham, Muslim students from across the UK are gathering at @fosischannel annual conference. It is time for a new generation to rise and lead. #FAC2025@MuathTrust@UBISOC@astonisoc
Issues we can’t ignore:
•Racial & religious profiling
•Rising Islamophobic attacks
•A justice system failing to protect the vulnerable
As Muhammad’s family said:
“Britain is becoming a symbol of lawlessness, insecurity, and government failure.”
#JusticeForMuhammad
💔 A life cut short.
Last week, 20-year-old Saudi student Muhammad Al-Qassem was fatally stabbed in Cambridge for no identified reason.
His death leaves family & community in mourning, and urgent questions about safety.
Muhammad was on a 10-week placement, described as kind, calm-hearted & deeply rooted in faith.
A bright future stolen. This attack raises deep concerns over the safety of Muslims & international students in the UK, especially within universities.
🛑 UK pauses trade talks with Israel—but what does that really mean?
No sanctions. No arms embargo. No recognition of Palestine.
What does this mean for Muslim students and ISocs?
Integration needs not just invitations, but a cultural shift in how ISocs build community
If a revert walked into your ISoc tonight, would they leave knowing they belong?
Not just welcomed — remembered
Not just smiled at — sat with
They deserve our brotherhood and sisterhood
Revert Muslims are often unintentionally sidelined in ISoc spaces
Those who have reverted need the ISoc space more than most - it is often the only accessible place for them to safely learn and develop their deen. Without it, they may struggle with sustaining their faith