StepsToAllah.com is the first stop shop to getting all the info on upcoming conferences and seminars. Upcoming this January 2nd, 2012, an Islamic conference will be held in the UK where speakers, Imams, scholars, and Shaykhs from all around the US, Canada, Makkah, and the United Kingdom will come together to teach us about the Day of Judgment with this theme in mind – Resurrection: Rejoice or Regret?
http://www.stepstoallah.com/
Reviving the Islamic Spirit or the RIS Convention takes place both in the United States and Canada and aims to revive “the Islamic tradition of education, tolerance and introspection, and across cultural lines through points of commonality and respect.” This program is inspired and put together by the youth of North America and strives to rekindle the light of faith in our hearts.
http://www.
Brought to you by the Al-Maghrib Institute is the ILMFEST2011! The Ilm Festival is an annual one-day conference held in a unique city every year to help Muslims all over the globe. This year, the festival will take place in two of UK’s cities and feature AlMaghrib instructors that will be ready to speak on contemporary topics and “cutting edge material.”
http://www.ilmfest.com/
The DC Hidayah conference is a regional conference that is aimed towards the Muslim community in the DMV area. Founded in 2010 by inspiring Muslim youth, the Hidayah conference held it’s second gathering this past June and had an amazing turnout, being only it’s second year running. The DC Hidayah conference was brought together to bring a sense of unity in the Muslim community and promote a brotherhood and sisterhood between the residing areas.
http://dchidayah.org/
United for Change, together with the Zaytuna Institue, co-founded by Imam Zaid Shakir, is an organization aimed at bringing awareness to the Muslim population and calling for action in the Muslim community. United for Change strives to resolve the problems of thte society, come to a consensus with the public, and create an oriented partnership.
http://www.unitedforchange.
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