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In association with New Muslim Project the study carried out by Cambridge University explores Narratives of Conversion to Islam: Female Perspectives brought together more than forty female Muslim converts to discuss aspects of their conversions to Islam, to reflect on their journeys and experiences and to produce a report to inform Muslims and non-Muslims about the topic.
The seminar was organised with to promote thoughts and insights on the history/heritage and future legacy of islamic revival in the uK, as well as the wider scene of related islamic activism, in order to consider implications for the islamic foundation, its activities and projects.
The Islamic Development Bank (IDB), Jeddah has conferred the IDB Prize in Islamic Economics for the year 2011 on the Islamic Foundation, Leicester, UK, awarded in recognition of its distinguished services and contribution to Islamic Economics.
It is with deep sadness and shock for us to learn of the brutal kidnapping and savage murder of Vittorio Arrigoni in Gaza today.
The Bishop said that he had worked closely with Dr Manazir Ahsan through his involvement in the Multi-Faith Centre based at the University of Derby.
The first of the 11 city reports to be released, this is the largest and most detailed survey of Muslims in the city of Leicester. The research was based on 200 detailed questionnaires (with Muslims and non-Muslims), 6 focus groups and over 30 interviews with city stakeholders.
Chief Superintendent Nixon appreciated the work that has been done by both the Foundation and MIHE both the Institute and Foundation at the local Muslim community and national levels.
Dr Yassin expressed particular interest in the proposed fast-track Bachelors programme currently being put forward by MIHE and felt that graduates from the College would be interested in this programme.
The Islamic Foundation organised its first ever fundraising dinner on Friday 19 February 2010 at the Crystal Plaza in Birmingham. The event, which was attended by over 250 guests from Birmingham and its neighbouring areas, aimed to raise awareness about the current activities and projects of the Islamic Foundation and its various departments and hoped to raise funds to support them.
A charity established in UK in 1973, dedicated to research, publishing, education, community support and inter-faith dialogue. Set amidst almost 10 Acres in Markfield, it provides a tranquil environment for studying. The site houses a Masjid, an extensive library, a residential conference centre and a bookshop.
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