The growing development of inter-faith networks across some Western countries has helped a great deal to understand each other’s faiths and Islam in particular, but this has not by any means averted the crisis that the Muslims currently face with regards to Islamophobia and the constant negative portrayal of Islam in the Media. If these issues go unchallenged, then it continues to have a negative impact on future generations.

This course will assist you in planning, organising, inviting, and delivering Islamic awareness at the local Masajid. There is great interest in Islam in the West, and we need to provide easy access for people to come to our Masajid to learn about Islam.
The rising concern of many Western governments includes the radicalisation of the Muslim Youth. Imams and Muslim leaders have a responsibility to guide the Muslim Youth. There are very few opportunities for the Youth to learn about Islam outside the usual Madrasa system. The students will explore the various strategies that can be deployed to encourage the Youth to get involved in shariah-compliant activities and give them a sense of ownership.
The course will allow Ulama and community leaders to analyse the reasons for the rise of Islamophobia and turn these challenges into opportunities. We will explore the emergence of political Islam and why many are turning to express Islam in this way.

Today, engaging with the media is essential. This course will guide you to use this tool constructively. One needs to acquire effective communication and presentation skills to promote Islam more effectively. We will also learn how to invite people influentially to learn about Islam, deliver an effective Khutba, and present the most significant impact. Read more