It is 80 AH (After Hijri), In Kufa Iraq where it was one of the greatest centres of ahaadith, As, in Kufa thousands of Companions of the Prophet (Peace be upon Him) had resided. And a persian baby by the name of Noumaan was born.

Join us and experience a series like no other, one of the most extraordinary men, who established the Hanafi School of of Fiqh, that would be one of the most practiced schools today.

To launch this spectacular event, Imam Abu Haneefa will be delivered OVER 2 AWESOME NIGHTS: Friday 24th & Saturday 25th February 2012.

JOIN US @ Masjid Abu Bakr, where Belal Assaad will take us on a journey through the life of Imam Abu Haneefa like no other!

Be Sure to attend this fantastic opportunity to get to know and appreciate our Imams!

Night 1

Friday 24th February 2012
Lecturer: Belal Assaad
Topic: Belal Assaad – The 4 Imams Series [Abu Haneefa Part 1]
Place: Masjid Abu Bakr Al-Siddeeq
Address: 361 Chisholm Rd Auburn 2144
Time: 8:00pm (After Magrib Prayer)
Entry Fee: FREE
(Separate Areas for Brothers and Sisters.)

Night 2

Saturday 25th February 2012
Lecturer: Belal Assaad
Topic: Belal Assaad – The 4 Imams Series [Abu Haneefa Part 1]
Place: Masjid Abu Bakr Al-Siddeeq
Address: 361 Chisholm Rd Auburn 2144
Time: 8:00pm (After Magrib Prayer)
Entry Fee: FREE
(Separate Areas for Brothers and Sisters.)
Canteen Available on the Night

Who is Belal Assaad?
Born in Williamstown, Melbourne, Australia, Belal Khodr Assaad was born into a traditional Lebanese family. Attending a local Muslim school in the suburbs of Melbourne, Belal began his Islamic education at a very young age. In 1990, while he was at secondary school, his parents decided to return to Lebanon. Belal seized this opportunity to further his Islamic knowledge by completing a 3 year program in The Sciences of Shariah at Darr Attarbiah Wattaalim. He also successfully completed his secondary schooling at Al-Haddadine Secondary College attaining an International Baccaularete in the process. Belal returned to Melbourne shortly after and completed a Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Sciences. He also accepted a position as a secondary school teacher at the Islamic Schools of Victoria – Werribee

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SubhanAllah many people did not believe that we could raise $100,000 within one week. But when Allah wills something to be, He the Almighty will make it happen. Exactly on the iqaamah on Tuesday (Ishaa) we raised $100,000. Allahu Akbar, may Allah reward you all with no less than Jannah. We will continue the collections, so if anyone want to give to the Syrian refugees please do so. Just remember a little effort and sincerity go a long way.

Donations can be made at Masjid Abu Bakr Al-Siddeeq, 361 Chisholm Rd Auburn.

Online Donations can be also made to:
Bank: Commenwealth Bank
Account Name: Islamic Dawah Centre of Australia
BSB Number: 062107
Account Number: 10437587
PLEASE INCLUDE REFERENCE “SYRIAN APPEAL”

Or donate through paypal

A special thanks to Orient Travel in Auburn who has kindly donated 2 tickets for our members to go purchase and distribute food to the Syrian refugees that are in Lebanon.

Our brothers & sisters need your support. Our aim is to raise $500 from 200 families within the week.Muslims do not sit on the sideline but we are a ummah that acts, especially when our people are in need. The Money will be sent to lebanon where we will personally purchase food and distribute it and attend to other needs that the refugees are in need of inshaAllah. Donations can be made at Masjid Abu Bakr Al-Siddeeq, 361 Chisholm Rd Auburn.

The Prophet (saw) said "He who removes from a believer one of his difficulties of this world, Allah will remove one of his troubles on the day of resurrection. [Muslim]

Deadline 14/02/2012. PLEASE DIG DEEP AND SHARE

Online Donations can be also made to:
Account Name: Islamic Dawah Centre of Australia
BSB Number: 062107
Account Number: 10437587
PLEASE INCLUDE REFERENCE "SYRIAN APPEAL".

Or donate through paypal

For more information contact IDCA on (02) 9738 7700 or email: programs@idca.org.au

Abu Hamza has been involved with the Muslim community for over twenty years. A charismatic and influential leader, he founded the Islamic Information and Services Network of Australasia (IISNA), and has been instrumental in its growth. His motivational and inspiring weekly talks have positively affected many people during this time. In addition to this, he has spent a great deal of his time counselling the youth, spouses, as well as families. he has been involved in many community and non-profit organisations, and has made a very large mark on the lives of thousands of people.

Friday Night Lecture

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Imagine for a moment…. Just imagine your son was very sick (May Allah keep him healthy ameen), and almost every day for the past year and a half you were travelling 40 minutes to Randwick not knowing if your son would be alive to see you one more day. But you are hoping and praying to Allah for him to be alive. What would you do? What would you think? How would you take it? Now imagine you have the ability to bring him home except… Except you do not have the ability to fulfil the requirements yourself to bring him home. This is happening to one family right now. Can you help?

Masjid Abu Bakr Al-Siddeeq in Auburn will be hosting an inspiring international guest speaker from the U.K, Muhamad Abdul Jabbar.

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