IMA-Youth Wing hosts series of programmes on Quran

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July 3, 2012

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Kuwait City, July 3: IMA Youth Wing Kuwait under the patronage of Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs and Masjid Al Kabir hosted series of programmes in which Qari Imran Khan, an expert at conducting Azan and Tajweed Seminars, delivered talks

The programmes were held on June 28 at Masjid Al Kabir and on June 29 and 30 at Salmiya Indian Model School (SIMS), Kuwait.

Qari Imran began his Kuwait tour with a lecture on Anger and Stress Management at Masjid Al Kabir on June28.

The programme commenced with recitation of the Quran by Salman Nadwi. Abu Othman, President of IC Kuwait, was the chief guest.

In his keynote speech, Imran said that believers we must always seek advice and protection from Allah for every difficulty of life. He said every one of us knows that the causes of anger and stress are mainly economic and mental pressures in life.

Therefore, rather than giving much importance to cause of the stress and anger we shall emphasize more on its prevention through teachings of Qur'an and Hadith. Also he stressed that recitation of Qur'an with understanding leads to banishing of anger and manages stress.

On the second day Qari Imran conducted the workshop on Quran recitation and Ideal Muslim Family at Salmiya Indian Model School (SIMS).

The program commenced at 4 pm which was attended by a large number of audience. The aim of workshop was to give exposure to the Muslims on the methods and techniques of reciting the Quran. Qari Imran also provided key tips on memorizing the Quran.

Presenting the second topic of the evening, Qari Imran said that the Muslim family is the strongest component of a Muslim Society, when its members are productive and constructive.

He emphasized on the prominence of encouraging people to give sufficient time to their family, especially activities that involve their children.

Kareem Irfan from FIMA was the chief guest of the event. He appreciated the various activities conducted by IMA-Youth Wing.

IMA Vice President Masood Shehab in his welcome address detailed the objectives and activities of IMA. Nisar Ahmed presented the Introduction to forthcoming Ramadan Campaign by IMA Youth Wing.

The third day session was fun filled activities for kids at Salmiya Indian Model School (SIMS). The programme provided parents with fresh and new ideas for interacting with kids to improve their skills and to educate them on Quranic lessons and teachings.

Qari Imran interacted with kids who thoroughly enjoyed his company. Alongside, he also taught them many Quranic verses and stories full of morals. The session also included fun filled games and fitness techniques.

Mohammed Salar, CEO, BITCO was the chief guest of the event. Salar extended his generosity in giving his play school in Farwaniya to IMA-Youth Wing for running Iqra Academy that conducts Quran classes and Islamic weekend classes in the evening for the children between the age 4 and 14.

Iqbal Ahmad Joint Secretary, IMA was present on the dias. Al the events were coordinated by Wajid Hashmi and Snacks, Ice Cream and refreshments were served during Programs.


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Mangaluru, May 22: An elderly cardiac patient from Dakshina Kannada, who was stranded in Saudi Arabia due to covid-19 lock-down, has finally reached his homeland thanks to the timely intervention by Humanity Forum Jubail and Indian Social Forum.

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