Join Imams Farhan Siddiqi and Abdul-Malik Merchant in their monthly series on Islamic Solution to Societal Ills at the HAWA Center!

The Muslim community does a great job of organizing interfaith events for other communities to get to know Islam, but how well do we know the different sects within our own religion?

Join us as we have a discussion on the sects of our ummah — what makes them different from one another, but more importantly, what similarities do we hold that unite us as a community.

Open to men and women come by for a discussion-based talk with Q&A, socialization, and snacks!

7pm - Halaqah

⁠8:15pm - Q&A

8:40pm - Maghrib

While tickets are complimentary, donations are greatly appreciated to support future events for both Dar Al-Hijrah and the Adams Center!

About Imam Farhan Siddiqi

Imam Farhan Siddiqi is the Resident Imam and Director of Religious Affairs at Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center.

Imam Farhan was born in Ohio but mostly raised in Connecticut. He traveled to Makkah and enroll at Umm al Qura University, earning bachelor degrees in Arabic language and Islamic Studies. Imam Farhan returned to the US and has previously worked as Resident Imam for a community in New Jersey, while working on completing his Masters Thesis in the Sciences of Hadith from Umm al Qura University. Imam Farhan is married and has four children.

About Imam Abdul-Malik Merchant

Imam Abdul-Malik Merchant completed his undergraduate program in Islamic Studies — specializing in Islamic culture from Umm al-Qura University in Makkah, Saudi Arabia — and his Master of Theological Studies at Boston University’s School of Theology, concentrating on practical theology. Imam Merchant currently serves as the Lead Chaplain in the ADAMS Center’s office of the Imams. He asks that you keep him and his family in your duas.

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