Imam – Writer – Thinker :: Fostering Community & Islamic Literacy
Sharing some thoughts on day 3 of the 2nd Annual Defining Islamic Psychology Conference here in Socal. Link here.
al-Hamdulillah, the schedule is now up for the 2nd Annual Defining Islamic Psychology Conference. In sha’Allah, I will be moderating and speaking at the conference. Tickets are limited and are on sale now. See you there, God willing!
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The following audio is from a talk I delivered at the Islamic Center of South Jersey (ICSJ), on May 17th. We discussed the histories, challenges, and pschologies, past and present, for American Muslims of non-indigenous origins. My thanks to Mufti Niaz Hanna for inviting me.
The Enlightened Path Conference fosters an intellectual environment to inspire American Muslims by challenging the critical issues that they are faced with. We bring together speakers to address specific topics and nurture discussions beyond the quintessential discourses found in the conventional conference. We’re building a platform for American Muslims to gain knowledge that will empower them with the intellect to face disciplines including religion, diversity, economics, finance, psychology, and more. The lineup of speakers includes:
Saad Tasleem, Kameelah Rashad, Ubaydallah Evans, Sohaib Sultan, AbdelRahman Murphy, Moutasem Atiya, and Suzy Ismail.
Mark your calendars: April 25th-27th. See the website for registration details. See you there, God willing.
It was an honor and a pleasure to be invited to the Rancho Masjid (Islamic Center of Inland Empire) in Rancho Cucamonga. On Friday, March 14th, I delivered a khutbah on the topic of Islam: a religion rooted in Action.
March 14, 2014 | Marc Manley | Islam the Verb from ICIE on Vimeo.
