REVIVING OUR SPIRITUALITY: Day Course on SUN 27 NOV in LONDON by Shaykh KAMALUDDIN
As-Salamu alaykum,
FREE COURSE for brothers and sisters!
>>Reviving our Spirituality: A Study of Selected Hadith of the Beloved and Blessed Messenger
by Shaykh Kamaluddin Ahmed
10 AM - 6 PM, Sunday, 27th November
Esha Atul Islam (Ford Square) Mosque, 18-22 Damien Square, Whitechapel, London E1 2HX
Open for Brothers and Sisters
FOR REGISTRATION: Please email islamic.spirituality.events@gmail.com
New text on Spirituality through Hadith from Turath Publishing by Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanwi (ra) will be available on-site
Shaykh Kamaluddin Ahmed (db)
Shaykh Kamaluddin Ahmed was born and raised in Manhattan, New York City. He recieved a BA in Political Science and Arab & Islamic Civilization from the University of Chicago. Shaykh Kamaluddin then spent many years in Pakistan, studying full-time the classical disciplines of Islamic learning including tafsir of the Qur’an, Hadith, Arabic grammar, law and legal theory. He recieved the ‘alimiyyah degree as well as formal authorization to transmit legal opinion (ifta).
From 2005-2010, he was a lecturer in Islamic Intellectual History, Legal Theory, Spirituality and Ethics at one of Pakistan’s leading universities. Currently, he is a postgraduate student in Islamic Intellectual History and Legal Theory at the University of Oxford.
For over seventeen years, Shaykh Kamaluddin has consistently remained in the close company of the highly respected Shaykh Zulfiqar Ahmad, and was granted ijaza by him in tasawwuf (islamic spirituality) in 2002. Since then, he has continually tutored seekers on the path to becoming closer to Allah.
Shaykh Kamaluddin divides his time between the UK and Pakistan, guiding students and delivering lectures at masajid, universities and institutions of learning.
The Shaykh and his wife have also established Zaynab Academy, an Islamic educational institute which offers free online courses for women the world over.
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