Join us on for a special session of the Grounding on Righteous Anger as we explores the nature of one of our most controversial emotions: Anger

Led by visiting speaker Imam Anwar Arafat, this timely session highlights the oppressions and injustice in the world around us as well as our emotional response to such injustices.

We will ask questions including what is the role of anger in Islam? Can anger be used for good? What are the limitations and dangers of anger?

Featuring a talk and discussions, the event will begins promptly at our new time of 8:30 after Isha prayer and takes place in Qawha Cafe.

The latest session in our weekly series for young working professionals on contemporary issues through spiritual lens. It is highly encouraged to buy a ticket if able to help us estimate audience size. Donations are always graciously appreciated to help fund future events and we look forward to your attendance.

About Imam Anwar Arafat

Anwar Arafat has served for 11 Years as an Imam in Salt Lake City and Nashville and is currently an Imam for the Islamic Association of Greater Memphis. Arafat has a bachelor’s degree in Islamic Studies from The Graduate Theological Foundation, and a masters degree in Islamic Leadership from the Islamic Seminary of America (TISA) in Dallas, Texas. He is also a speaker for Sapience Institute and the U.S. Outreach Specialist for IERA, an international Dawah organization.

The Grounding: Righteous Anger

By Adams Center

The Grounding: Righteous Anger

With Guest Speaker: Imam Anwar Arafat