Al Haadi Youth Girls Presents….

💛Reflect & Recharge💛

Feeling the weight of a long and tiring week? 😴

It’s time for some well-deserved self-care✨ Join us for our first 11-15 Al-Haadi girls social of 2024, where you can unwind with a night of mindfulness, pampering, and self-reflection exercises!🧘‍♀️

Indulge in face masks, Ramadan reflections, and much more that will leave you feeling completely stress-free and rejuvenated ⚡️

So come along in your comfy pj’s, you won’t want to miss this! 😆

Who: 11-15 y/o girls
When: 1/3/2024 20:00
Where: Hujjat Stanmore

Register at Hujj.at/AHY

Tickets go live Friday 23rd Feb at 8:30pm

Al Haadi Youth Girls Socials presents:

Get Ramadan Ready!

Prepare to embrace the spiritual blessings of Ramadan with us 💕

Participate in interactive sessions, enlightening activities, and firepit discussions 🔥. We'll delve into the essence of Ramadan, plan ahead for the holy month, and equip ourselves with practical tools to enhance productivity this Ramadan.

📆 Friday 1st March
⏰ 8:00-10:30pm
🧕Open to girls 15-18
📍 Hujjat Stanmore

We look forward to seeing you!
Register at hujj.at/ahy

Tickets go live Sunday 25th Feb at 9:30pm

Al Haadi presents: "Baraza Corner with Biryani - Maximising the Qur’an for the Holy Month"

Join us for an interactive session led by Brother Imranali Khaki as he offers practical insights on ways we can maximise the Qur'an during the holy month.

🗓️ Date: Saturday, 2nd March
🕖 Time: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
🧔🏾‍♂️ Eligibility: Open to men aged 18 +
🕌 Venue: Annexe

We're excited to welcome you to this enlightening evening. To participate, please register at hujj.at/ahy.

Please use the link below to register interest for the Al Haadi Youth Palestine workshop on Friday 8th March, 7.15pm in the ELC 1st Floor, Hujjat Stanmore.

The event is Part 2 of a talk exploring the history of Zionism and the Palestinian struggle, delivered by Zayn Ahmad. The workshop aims to help the community members of all ages and backgrounds expand their knowledge on the less understood aspects of this genocide, including the history, goals, motives of the oppressors, and more. This will pick up where we left off from 1948 iA.

The aim is for the community at all levels to build its education on this crucial topical subject, for without understanding the context of history, we cannot be fully equipped at understanding the role we can play, and the responsibilities we have.

hujj.at/ahy

You do not need to have attended Part 1 of this workshop