The Qur’an and Du’as (Supplications) are two sides of the same coin and are open

forms of communication available to anyone and everyone 24/7 every day of the year.  If we want Allah to speak to Allah, then we should read the Qur’an and if we want to speak to Allah, then we should resort to Dua’s/Prayers.

In this Seminar, we will explore the following issues and provide extensive Notes to all participants:

IMPORTANCE OF DU‘A

THE POWER OF DU‘A

ETIQUETTES OF SUPPLICATION

CONDITIONS FOR THE ACCEPTANCE OF DU‘A

WHY SOME DU‘AS ARE ACCEPTED?

WHY SOME DU‘AS ARE NOT ACCEPTED? .

HOW WE CAN MAXIMISE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DU‘A ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS AND IN OUR DAILY LIVES

THOSE WHOSE SUPPLICATIONS ARE MOST LIKELY TO BE ACCEPTED

SOME SUPPLICATIONS FROM THE QUR‘AN

Date: Sun 5 July 2020

Time: 10.00am-1.30pm (UK time)

Venue: ONLINE via Zoom

Teacher: Ustadh Hafiz Abdullah Muhammad Al-Azhari LLB (Hons), PGCE, MA

Cost:  £10 professional/ employed and £5 student/unemployed

Hafiz Abdullah Muhammad studied in an Islamic School and also memorised the Qur’an by heart. He is a trained RE teacher and lawyer, and studied postgraduate Islamic Studies at SOAS and Al-Azhar University. He is the author of ‘The Best of Times in Islam’ (2002) and pioneered the annual Ramadan Course 'Journey Through the Quran' Course (JTQ) which he has delivered at Birkbeck College since 2008.  This Ramadan he delivered the 13^th annual ‘Journey Through the Quran’ Course Online with participants from 12 countries.