Webinar (Oct 19): Celebrating the Birth of the Prophet

By: Staff   Source: IslamiCity Oct 6, 2021 No Comments


 

Click on the above link on Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021 -- 7:00 pm Los Angeles | 10:00 pm New York

Prophet Muhammad’s (pbuh) birthday also known as Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi is celebrated by Muslim communities throughout the world.

Dr. Hasnain Walji, Prof. Inamul Haq and Dr. Aslam Abdullah will share with us the traditions and devotional customs from around the world that take inspiration from the life of the Prophet.

Prophet life is an example of fraternity, compassion, and affection. We can all learn how his life and ideals can be used as a beacon for the prosperity of society and the promotion of peace and harmony for all communities.

Click on the above link on Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021 -- 7:00 pm Los Angeles | 10:00 pm New York

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