UCL SCHOOL OF PHARMACY PRESENTS: THE BORN IDENTITY
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Living in a western society, it’s not unusual to face challenges when trying to reconcile western values with Islamic principles. The concept of the “Muslim identity” is now something many of us are internally conflicted about.
What does it mean to be Muslim?
Can we still live in the west and hold onto our Islamic morals and values?
What duties do we have?
Is being Muslim, something in the heart?
Or is it something more?
Join us for an inspiring gathering that will expound upon the core foundations that make up our Muslim identity.
SPEAKER BIOGRAPHY
Dr. Uthman Lateef has a BA (First Class Hons) in History, an MA (Dist.) in Crusader Studies, and has completed a PhD in ‘The Place of Fada’il al-Quds (The Merits of Jerusalem) and Religious Poetry in the Muslim effort to recapture Jerusalem during the Crusades’. Currently, he is a khateeb at Stoke Poges Lane Mosque and Islamic Centre, Slough. He is in the process of publishing his PhD thesis and is currently conducting post-doctorate research in International Relations (‘The effect of war media iconography on US identity: disruptive images, counter-hegemony and political syncretism’). He presents a weekly show on Islam Channel (813), ‘The Greatest Generation’ and is a speaker at mosques and universities in the UK and internationally.Venue: UCL School of Pharmacy, 29-39 Brunswick Square, London, WC1N 1AX
Date: 13th of February 2013
DOORS OPEN AT 2PM!Nearest underground stations: Russel Square, Kings cross St Pancras, Holborn
For more information contact:
Brothers: sop_brothers@yahoo.co.uk
Sisters: sop_sisters@yahoo.co.uk
See you soon inshaAllah!
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