The theme for this years Islam Awareness Week 2008 is Celebrating the Best of Britain- Promoting Shared Value.

For a full updated list, please see the Islam Awareness Week events page for Birmingham

http://www.iaw.org.uk/this-years-theme/2008-events-1/2008-events#Birmingham

MONDAY 17th NOVEMBER

Launch of Birmingham IAW
Venue: Birmingham Central Library Theatre
By Invitation only
For more information contact Dr Shamim Sonday on 07931 360 499, shamim63@hotmail.com

Presentations on Aspects of Islam and Healthcare
Venue: Board Room, Ground Floor, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Metchley Park Rd, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 2TH

12:15    Improving Healthcare for Fasting Muslim Patients    Abdul Satar Itrakji, Cardiac Surgeon
1:15    Transplantation and Muslims                Majid Mukadam, Cardiac Surgeon
2:15    Death and Dying – A Muslim Perspective        Rasha Salih, Oncology Registrar
3:15    Bereavement Care and Muslims                Taslim Kosar, Bereavement Care Officer

Traditional Eastern refreshments will be made available. Just come along – all welcome!
Contact the Chaplaincy Team on 0121 472 1311 Ext 3437, chaplaincy@uhb.nhs.uk

Play by Children on Charity and Giving
Venue: Muslim Students House, 517 Moseley Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham, B12
Time:  6.00pm – 7.30pm
Light refreshments will be available.  For further details contact Rawaad Mahyub, Event Organiser, on
0121 440 6094 or 07877 114 052, rmahyub@yahoo.co.uk

(Fuller list after the jump)

TUESDAY 18th NOVEMBER

Lecture: ‘Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities’ (with Q&A)
Venue: Muslim Students House, 517 Moseley Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham, B12
Time:  6.00pm – 7.30pm
Light refreshments will be available.  For further details contact Rawaad Mahyub, Event Organiser, on
0121 440 6094 or 07877 114 052, rmahyub@yahoo.co.uk

‘Tasty Dishes from the Muslim World’
Venue: The Zawiya, 1 Jenkins Street, Small Heath, Birmingham B10 0QH
Time: 7.00pm – 8.30pm
Tasting session of authentic, succulent and juicy dishes from three Muslim countries, using the finest of ingredients, plus a chance to hear The Boudshishi Singers as featured in the BBC2 programme The Retreat.  Cost: £7 per adult, under 10 £3.50, students & OAP’s £4.50. Vegetarian option available. Booking essential. Please contact 0121 766 8364 or email aminatrust@TheZawiya.com for further details.

WEDNESDAY 19th NOVEMBER

‘Shared Values’
10.00am – 12.00pm talk at City College
Venue: City Academy Aston, 99 Whitehead Road, Aston, Birmingham B66 6EJ
Talk by Tahir Alam about ‘Shared Values’ on living together in harmony and looking at religious festival and events.
(Tahir Alam Assistant Secretary-General of the Muslim Council of Britain and Chair of its Education Committee. He is also Vice Chair of the Association of Muslim Schools and Director of Training at Al-Hijrah Training Academy in Birmingham)
For further details please contact Pervez Iqbal on 0121 204 0000 Ext 5464, 0780 188 2919, piqbal@citycol.ac.uk

‘Feeding the Homeless’
Venue:  The Fireside Day Centre, 122 Pershore Street, Birmingham B5 6PA
Time: 11.30am – 1.00pm
Islamic Society of Britain, in partnership with Islamic Relief will be feeding the homeless in accordance with the third pillar of Islam, Zakat.  Zakat is the purification of one’s wealth by giving to those less fortunate, preferably in the local community.  Health MOT will be available with experienced doctors.  Please contact us if you are able to help in anyway.
For Further details contact Nasreen Akhtar on 07759 071 343, birmingham_iaw@yahoo.com or Sameera Hussain on 07984 139 295, sameera.hussain@islamic-relief.org.uk

‘A Muslim Perspective on the Credit Crunch’
Venue: The Zawiya, 1 Jenkins Street, Small Heath, Birmingham B10 0QH
Time: 1.00pm – 2.00pm
A short lecture on the potential contribution of Islamic finance to a more stable economic future. Light refreshments provided.  For further information please call 0121 766 8364 or email aminatrust@TheZawiya.com

Open Day at City College, Birmingham
Venue: All 9 City College campuses across Birmingham (East Birmingham Campus, Handsworth Campus, City Technology Campus, The Women’s Academy, Bordesley Centre, City Academy Aston, City Academy Saltley, City Academy Golden Hillock and Northwest Skills Academy)
Time: 2.00pm – 8.00pm.  For further information call 084 50 50 11 44, www.citycol.ac.uk, enquiries@citycol.ac.uk

Lecture: ‘The Search for Tranquillity – Looking for internal happiness – the soul journey’ Q&A

Venue: Muslim Students House, 517 Moseley Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham, B12
Time:  6.00pm – 7.30pm
Light refreshments will be available.  For further details contact Rawaad Mahyub, Event Organiser, on
0121 440 6094 or 07877 114 052, rmahyub@yahoo.co.uk

‘Frantic Fashion’ (Women only event)
Venue: The Zawiya, 1 Jenkins Street, Small Heath, Birmingham B10 0QH
Time: 6.30pm – 8.00pm
A fashion competition between teams of professionals and community workers.  A time for fun and fashion, followed by light refreshments.   Booking essential.  For further information please call 0121 766 8364 or email aminatrust@TheZawiya.com

THURSDAY 20th NOVEMBER

Monologues & Question Time
Venue: South Birmingham College, Digbeth Campus
Time: 2.00pm – 4.00pm
South Birmingham College are proud to be holding an event for Islam Awareness Week.
Activities include a series of monologues followed by a Question Time session, a light buffet and an opportunity to view some displays.
If you are interested in attending this event please contact Mani Kumari-Lal for tickets. This is a ticket only event.  Email mani.kumari-lal@sbc.ac.uk or telephone 0121 694 6367 or contact Werdah Ahmed on werdah.ahmed@googlemail.com or 07828 960 993

Lecture: ‘Women in Islam – Honour and Rights’ followed by Q&A
Venue: Muslim Students House, 517 Moseley Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham, B12
Time:  6.00pm – 7.30pm
Light refreshments will be available.  For further details contact Rawaad Mahyub, Event Organiser, on
0121 440 6094 or 07877 114 052, rmahyub@yahoo.co.uk

‘Evening of Banqueting and Entertainment’: Islam Awareness Week Dinner

Venue: The ICC, Broad Street, Birmingham, B1 2EA
Time: 6.30pm – 11.00pm
This is an event bringing together Muslims and non-Muslims at all levels, where all are welcome to attend. Muslims are also invited, but only if they bring their non-Muslim friends with them!!  The Muslims pay £20 towards our selected charity. We invite our non-Muslim guests to make a contribution to our chosen charity on the night.  There will be a 3-course meal, along with light entertainment, a few small speeches and the main talk on ‘Shared Values’ by the editor of EMEL (Muslim Lifestyle) magazine, Sarah Joseph.  The Birmingham City Council Equality and Diversity Division have sponsored the event.  All money raised will go to Age Concern charity. Open to all.

Further details: Shamim Sonday, shamim63@hotmail.com, 07931 360 499

FRIDAY 21st NOVEMBER

Islamic Studies Open Circle – Weekly gathering for the whole family
Venue: Muslim Students House, 517 Moseley Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham, B12
Time:  6.00pm – 7.30pm
Light refreshments will be available.  For further details contact Rawaad Mahyub, Event Organiser, on
0121 440 6094 or 07877 114 052, rmahyub@yahoo.co.uk

Young Muslim Brothers Circle (Male only event)
Venue: Sparkhill Social and Cultural Centre, 641 Stratford Rd, Sparkhill, Birmingham B11 4EA
Time: 7.30pm – 9.00pm
A seminar on how young people can participate in breaking down the cultural and religious barriers.  For further details contacts Irfan Rashid on 07852 219 577, ikhwanpak@hotmail.com

SATURDAY 22nd NOVEMBER

‘Family Fun Day’
The Pallasades Shopping Centre, Birmingham (near Peacocks clothing store)
Time: 9.30am – 6.00pm
Light refreshments, Islamic Exhibition, face and henna painting.
For further details contact Salma Hamid or Zynab Saleh on salma.hamid@blueyonder.co.uk or zynabsaleh@hotmail.com

ISB Sisters Circle: The Role of Muslim Women over the last 1400 Years (Women only event)
Venue: Sparkhill Social and Cultural Centre, Stratford Road, Birmingham
Time: 11.00am – 1.30pm
Speakers to be confirmed.
Talk, followed by question and answer session.  Everyone is invited to bring a dish.  For further details contact Nasreen Akhtar on 07759 071 343 or birmingham_iaw@yahoo.com

Birmingham Central Mosque Open Day
Venue: Birmingham Central Mosque, 180 Belgrave Middleway, Highgate, Birmingham, B12 0XS
Time: 11.00am – 3.00pm
Activities include: guided tours, slide presentations, on-site displays, Islamic documentaries, free literature to take away.  Light refreshments will be available. Everyone and group visit are welcome.  For further details contact 0121 440 5355 or enquiries@centralmosque.org.uk

Introduction to Sufi Meditation
Venue: The Zawiya, 1 Jenkins Street, Small Heath, Birmingham B10 0QH
Time: 5.00pm – 6.30pm
An explanation and demonstration of the spiritual principles and practices of Sufi meditation, that helps reduce stress and brings about inner peace, followed by light refreshments. For further information please call 0121 766 8364 or email aminatrust@TheZawiya.com to confirm your attendance.

SUNDAY 23rd NOVEMBER

Archery – Try your Hand
Venue: On the Green, St Peters Urban Village Trust, Bridge Road, Alum Rock B8 3TE
Time: 10.30am – 12.30pm
Andalusia Archers invite you to try your hand at archery, a traditional Islamic sport.  For further details please ring 07946 516 721.

Islamic Exhibition and lecture on Good Custodianship of Earth – The economy and the environment, followed by Panel Q&A
Venue: Muslim Students House, 517 Moseley Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham, B12
Time:  1.00pm – 3.00pm
Finger buffet from around the Muslim world will be available.  For further details contact Rawaad Mahyub, Event Organiser, on 0121 440 6094 or 07877 114 052, rmahyub@yahoo.co.uk

Poetry Corner
Venue: The Zawiya, 1 Jenkins Street, Small Heath, Birmingham B10 0QH
Time: 6.30pm – 8.30pm
Come and listen to inspirational poetry written by local Muslims.  There will also be recitation and discussions of the work by the world famous poet Rumi.  This is a free event.  Light refreshments will be provided.  For further information contact Nasreen Akhtar on 07759 071 343, birmingham_iaw@yahoo.com or Sameera Hussain on 07984 139 295, sameera.hussain@islamic-relief.org.uk

EXHIBITIONS

‘Heard and not Seen’ Exhibition at The Mailbox, Birmingham
Friday 7 November – 28 November 2008
Opening times – 10.00am – 6.00pm Mon – Wed; 10.00am – 7.00pm Thurs – Sat; 11.00am – 5.00pm Sun
A free standing structures exhibition which will physically engage the audience.  Integral to the structures will be projections, text and fine art, and the exhibition will present visuals, sound, film and photography.  Using their artistic research and arts workshops in Birmingham, the exhibition considers the complexities of identity and religion in today’s society.
For more info: www.heardandnotseen.com

Islamic Exhibition Centre
434 Coventry Road, Birmingham B10 0UG
Opening times: 10.00am – 12.00pm and 1.00pm – 3.00pm Wed and Thurs only
Exhibitions include: Faith & History, The Five Pillars, Activities, Family Life & Islam and Science Exhibitions are free to attend.  Each section of the exhibitions is explained by our expert tutors.  Booking essential.  Bookings for parties of up to 20 people.
For further details contact Safeena Hanif 0121 773 0137 or 07877 120 462

Islamic Exhibition at Muslim Students House

517 Moseley Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham, B12
Opening times: 10.00am – 3.00pm Mon – Thurs
Light refreshments will be available.  Schools and groups welcome. For further details contact
Rawaad Mahyub, Event Organiser, on 0121 440 6094 or 07877 114 052, rmahyub@yahoo.co.uk

Libraries

Aston Library
Balsall Health Library
Birchfield Library
Central Library
Harborne Library
Handsworth Library
Kings Heath Library
Ladywood Library
Spring Hill Library
Selly Oak Library
South Yardley Library
Sparkhill Library
Stirchley Library
Sutton Coldfield Library
Ward End Library

The new MINE newsletter is up,

• FAITH & ENVIRONMENT MONTHLY CIRCLES
• BIRMINGHAM TRANSITION TOWN
• BELIEVING IN OUR ENVIRONMENT
• BIRMINGHAM CITY COUNCIL’S CLIMATE CHANGE FESTIVAL 2008
• POVERTY, CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE ROLE OF THE UN
• CLIMATE CHALLENGE: A CALL TO ACTION
• GREEN FAITH DAY
• IFEES LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS FOR SUMMER CAMP
• CONSERVATION & ORGANIC HORTICULTURE PROJECT
• FAITH & ENVIRONMENT CIRCLES

Full newsletter here

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FORTHCOMING EVENTS IN BRIEF

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. LITTER CLEARING FROM PARKS & NATURAL OPEN SPACES (Birmingham), Sundays, 12.00 pm – 2.00 pm
. NEW MUSLIMS CONSULTATION EVENT: Sparkbrook, Birmingham, 24 May
. SUPREME RANK OF MUHAMMAD (SAW): Small Heath, Birmingham, 24-26 May
. POVERTY, CLIMATE CHANGE & THE ROLE OF THE UN: Birmingham, 2 June
. AL-FIQH AL-AKBAR: Aston, Birmingham, 8 June

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/islamic_events/

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LITTER CLEARING FROM PARKS & NATURAL OPEN SPACES (Birmingham)

Time: Sundays, 12.00 pm – 2.00 pm
Venue: Small Heath Park, Golden Hillock Road, Small Heath,
Birmingham, B10 0EE

We meet every Sunday at different parks and open spaces in
Birmingham. This Sunday 25th May we are at Small Heath Park
and will be meeting at the entrance on the Golden Hillock
Road roundabout. There is also regular conservation and
horticulture work at Springfield Allotments on Springfield
Road in Sparkhill. These events provide a valuable and
rewarding opportunity to connect with, learn about, care
for and help ’steward’ our natural environment. This is
even more necessary and rewarding for children.

For more details about wildlife and nature activities contact:
Tel: 07980 857 639 (text only)
E-mail: shukoorr@yahoo.com

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Birmingham New Muslim Project presents:

NEW MUSLIMS CONSULTATION EVENT

With Sr Batool El-Toma (Islamic Foundation)

Date: Saturday 24th May 2008
Time: 10.00 am – 1.30 pm
Venue: Bordesley Centre, Stratford Rd, Camp Hill, Birmingham, B11 1AR

A consultation event and workshop for revert muslims to come and
have their say about what services and support they would like to
see in Birmingham. This is a free event but booking is essential
as places are limited. Both brothers and sisters welcome.

For more information please contact:
Tel: 07904 468 589
E-mail: freetouch@hotmail.com

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SUPREME RANK OF MUHAMMAD (SAW)

Dates: Saturday 24th May – Monday 26th May 2008
Venue: Ghamkol Sharif Masjid, Golden Hillock Road, Small Heath,
Birmingham, B10 0DX

A 3-day course covering selections from Kitab al-Shifa bi-Ta’rif Huquq
al-Mustafa – ‘Healing by Recognition of the Rights of the Chosen One’
by Qadi Iyad, taught by Shaykh Muhammad al-Yaqoubi.

This book is perhaps the most frequently used and most commented upon
handbook in which the Prophet’s life, his qualities and miracles are
described in every detail. This book is highly regarded throughout
the Muslim world and is quick to acquaint the reader with the true
stature of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him. Al-Shifa
gathers together all that is necessary to acquaint the reader with
the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and is able to instil within them the
esteem and respect which is due to him. Admission is free. Both
brothers and sisters are welcome. This course is non-residential.

For further information please contact:
Tel: 07828 863 975
E-mail: info@sacredknowledge.co.uk
Website: www.sacredknowledge.co.uk

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POVERTY, CLIMATE CHANGE & THE ROLE OF THE UN

by Sister Rianne ten Veen

Date: Monday 2nd June 2008
Time: 6.30 pm
Venue: Birmingham Midlands Institute, 9 Margaret Street, City Centre,
Birmingham, B3 3BS

Many of our Prophets were poor or lived a simple lifestyle. Eradicating
poverty is central in many faiths, but what is the link between poverty
and climate change? What are the effects and what is the role of the
UN? Is it enough? The UN Association Birmingham Branch invites you to
its annual Diana Stableforth Memorial Lecture on the topic of Poverty,
Climate Change and the role of the United Nations. All welcome.

For more information please contact 0121 449 1727.

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As-Suffa Institute presents:

AL-FIQH AL-AKBAR

with Mufti Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf

Date: Sunday 8th June 2008
Time: 2.00 pm – 7.00 pm
Venue: As-Suffa Institute, 25 Park Lane, Aston, Birmingham, B6 5DA

Al-Fiqh al-Akbar is one of the earliest texts written on Islamic
creed and one of the surviving works of Abu Hanifah, the Great
Imam of jurisprudence and theology. Studied for centuries in the
Muslim world, al-Fiqh al-Akbar offers a more nuanced and textured
approach to understanding divine oneness (tawhid), the focal point
of Islamic belief. It refines one’s understanding of the Creator,
the Messengers and divine communication, and enables one to gain
much-needed insight into the realities of this life and the events
of the hereafter. This classical work not only improves one’s
understanding of ‘aqida and deepens one’s appreciation of his or
her beliefs, it also endeavours to address questions, which, if
left unanswered, could leave insidious doubt and cause communal
division. Such questions include: Where is Allah? Does Allah
evolve? What constitutes true Islamic belief? Are prophets capable
of sinning? Is there creation beyond what we see? What comes after
death? Notable topics covered during the course include: Brief
origins of ‘Ilm al-Kalam; Different Sects – Ash’aris, Maturidis,
etc; Fundamentals of the Divine Oneness and True Faith; Importance
of Believing in One True Lord; Thorough Explanation of al-Fiqh
al-Akbar.

In view of the breadth of the course please register to secure
your place. Course material will be provided along with Imam
Abu Hanifah’s al-Fiqh al-Akbar explained by Abu al-Muntaha
al-Maghnisawi, with selections from ‘Ali al-Qari’s Commentary,
including Abu Hanifah’s Kitab al-Wasiyyah. All are welcome to
participate. The course charge is £10 and food will be served
afterwards.

For more information please contact:
Tel: 07912 555 049
E-mail: info@as-suffa.org
Website: www.as-suffa.org

Derived from
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Assalam aleikum (may peace be upon you) all!

May this message find you in the best of health and spirits.

- FAITH & ENVIRONMENT CIRCLES
- MULTIFAITH QUIZ
- FAIRTRADE & ENVIRONMENT
- GREEN CHURCH (& MOSQUE?) EXCHANGE
- DEBT & CLIMATE CHANGE

read more:

May this message find you in the best of health and spirits.

I pray you had a good Eid. Want to start the New Year in a positive way? 3 new exciting plans for the New Year: (multi)faith & environment circles, something for everyone… you are most kindly invited to attend:

Circle 1: Faith & Environment Book club

Circle 2: Faith & Environment Walking Our Talk

Circle 3: Islam & Environment, learn about khalq (Creation) and khalifa (Guardianship) 

For further information, see here

Welcome to this edition of news sharing from the Midlands Islamic Network for the Environment (MINE).

• MULTIFAITH TREEPLANTING
• NAT’L CLIMATE DEMO
• NEW FAITH & ENVIRONMENT CIRCLES IN NEW YEAR

Corruption has appeared in the land and sea for that men’s own hands have earned, that God may let them taste some part of what they have done, so that they may return to their senses (Qur’an 30: 41)

“Live in this world as if you were going to live forever; prepare for the next world as if you were going to die tomorrow.” (Prophet Muhammad)

Individually we can make a difference, together we can change the world!

Read more here

IAW BHAM 19-25 NOV 2007
Islam Awareness Week (IAW) – 19 – 25 November ‘Our Children, Our Future’

[UPDATE: For 2008 , click below for event details

http://muslimbirmingham.wordpress.com/2008/11/17/islam-awareness-week-2008-celebrating-the-best-of-britain-promoting-shared-values/ ]

IAW is an annual event following the recommendation from the Commission on Islamophobia (Runnymede Trust). Birmingham City Council sponsors the week and encourages all to join the activities (in their own time) and spread the word to others. Key activities this year are given below. They are all FREE and open to ALL men, women and children.

‘Behind the Scenes’: Some people from the BBC2 ‘The Retreat’ share their experiences.
Mon 19 Nov 7 -8 pm at the Zawiya, 1 Jenkins St, Small Heath B10 0QH. 0121 766 8364. aminatrust@hotmail.co.uk

‘Mind, Money & Sanity’: Discussion how ethical finance can help relive stress and promote mental and spiritual well-being.
Wed 21 Nov 1 -2 pm. at the Zawiya, 1 Jenkins St, Small Heath B10 0QH. 0121 766 8364. aminatrust@hotmail.co.uk.

‘Question Time’: Central Library Theatre. Thu 22 Nov 6.30 pm – 8.45 pm to create a dialogue between communities. 07930 300 184 aaliya_ahmed@hotmail.co.uk

Mosque Open Day: Birmingham Central Mosque, Belgrave Middleway, Highgate B12 0XS.
Sat 24 Nov 10 am to 4 pm. 0121 440 5355. enquiries@centralmosque.org.uk.

Salaam: Arts and Music Festival:
Sat 24 Nov 11 am to 5 pm. New Art Gallery, Gallery Square, Walsall WS2 8LG. 01922 654 400.

Clean Madina Campaign: Cleaning up the local area around Jenkins Street. Sat 24 Nov 12-3 pm. Lunch offered. 0121 766 8364. aminatrust@hotmail.co.uk.

Traditional Sufi songs – the Boudchishi singers:
Sat 24 Nov 8.30 p.m. Zawiya, 1 Jenkins St, Small Heath B10 0QH. 0121 766 8364. aminatrust@hotmail.co.uk.

Archery – Try Your Hand: Andalusia Archers invite you to join in a traditional Muslim sport.
Sun 25 Nov 10.30 am – 12.30 pm. On the green, St Peters Urban Village Trust, Bridge Rd, Alum Rock B8 3TE. 07946 516 721.

Exhibition displays on different aspects of Islam and Muslims throughout the week in these libraries:
Acocks Green, Frankley, Glebe Farm, Hall Green, Quinton, Selly Oak, Sutton Coldfield and Ward End.

Welcome to this edition of news sharing from the Midlands Islamic Network for the Environment (MINE).

• Pilgrims of Christ on the Muslim Road, 15/11
• Climate Change & Poverty, 16/11
• Clean Medina in Small Heath, 24/11
• Buy Nothing Day, 24/11
• National Tree Week, 21/11 – 2/12
• HomePlanet & other plans

Corruption has appeared in the land and sea for that men’s own hands have earned, that God may let them taste some part of what they have done, so that they may return to their senses (Qur’an 30: 41)

“Live in this world as if you were going to live forever; prepare for the next world as if you were going to die tomorrow.” (Prophet Muhammad)
Individually we can make a difference, together we can change the world!

Read More here

As part of Islam Awareness Week (IAW) the Zawiya Centre in Small Heath is continuing the Clean Madina Campaign, cleaning up the local area (cleanliness is half our faith, picking up rubbish from the street is one of the 70 branches of faith).

When: Saturday 24/11, 12-3pm
Where: in and around Jenkins street, Small Heath

Volunteers needed, light lunch will be available.

For more information: 0121 766 8364
e-mail: aminatrust@hotmail.co.uk

All Welcome

Birmingham ’s Second Annual:

ORGANIC
IFTAR

Women Only

Come along and experience poetry inspired by nature.

As part of this month of fasting, Midlands Islamic Network for the Environment, Ulfah Arts, UnityFM and Birmingham Friends of the Earth have organised an organic iftar with green poetry inspired by creation.

Date: Tuesday 25 September

Time: 6.30-9pm

Venue : The Zawiya, 1 Jenkins Street (off Coventry Rd , Small Heath), B10 OQH

As there is a capacity of 30 only, please  register asap via multifaith@birminghamfoe.org.uk (Maud Grainger)

This is a free event, but in the spirit of sharing, please  bring along a dish that you particularly enjoy and/ or have a special connection with.

Hope to see you there, please get in touch if you need any more details on 0121 446 4460.