On podcast 26 for #InternationalDayOfEducation, Iffat Mirza Rashid and Ayesha Sabahat talk about the importance of education and how the education of women is good for the whole world.
https://t.co/pkv8GNjwla
His Holiness Khalifatul Masih V gave a faith-inspiring address at @LajnaUK National Ijtema 2024 at the weekend. We recall some words of guidance from the illuminating address.
#AhmadiyyaKhilafat
Why do we waste so much food? - An average family of four in the UK throws away £1,000 worth of food each year. Here's how we can waste less...@HumanityFirstUK @Aziz_Hafiz @rohaaminho @kaleem_edwards https://t.co/dzSDoOAMbS
Iffat Mirza reflects over the state of our world
and regardless of how insignificant we feel, our actions do matter.
What It Meant To Be Insignificant https://t.co/RwkmCiW9Yf
As the sacred Islamic month comes to an end, Sadr Lajna UK Dr Qurratul-Ain Rehman writes on the spiritual beneficence of #Ramadan
Read here:
https://t.co/1F8Jp0Wk1d
Podcast 17 focuses on optimism and faith; Iffat Mirza and Bareera Ghaffar discuss how Islam encourages hope and trust in Allah, even in difficult circumstances.
#VoicesForPeace#Gaza
https://t.co/UaSjLVDxqj
Surprising that Richard Dawkins suggests Islam is doctrinally misogynistic when the Holy Qur’an tells us ‘He has created you from a single being; then from that He made its mate.’ (Ch 39: V.7) In Islam women are not created out of the rib of a man, but rather from a single being.
Perhaps the good professor has forgotten the fact that Islam has given women full rights to their property, their wealth (which their husbands are not entitled to) and the right to divorce? A pretty hostile religion don’t you think!