MON 21 DEC - NURTURING OUR CHILDREN

Monday 21st December - 6pm - 8pm  
With Shaykh Burhaan Khandia  (CEI, Secondary school teacher) &
Ustadh Novid Shaid (English Teacher, Aylesbury)

Bring your children and yourself for an interactive evening of poetry following by a talk for parents highlighting some critical concepts on nurturing our children in these modern times and effective ways to inculcate love of Allah and His Messenger (peace and blessings be upon). 

FREE Event!!
Bring the entire family.
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Light refreshments (fruit snacks and juice) and Dinner will be served.

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We are deeply honoured to host both Shaykh Burhaan & Ustadh Novid during the holiday period.
 
Shaykh Burhaan Khandia

Shaykh Burhaan Khandia has studied for a year with the ulama of India (Ajmer Sharif) where he began his memorization of the Qur'an. 

He is the son of Qari Ismaeel Khandia whom is one of the leading teachers of Qur'an in the city of Derby. Qari Ismaeel is renowned for his service of the deen and the service of the community. He was charged with Shaykh Burhaan Khandia's education in religious affairs including fiqh, aqidah, tafsir and hadith from an early age by virtue of his being his father.

Shaykh Burhaan returned to England in 2002 and to visit his family. He soon travelled to Yemen where he studied for three years under the theological scholars and spiritual masters of Hadramaut including Habib Omar Bin Hafiz.

Ustadh Novid Shaid 

Novid Shaid is an English teacher and pastoral manager from the UK. He has worked for fourteen years in state secondary schools and he shares short stories and poetry on his website: www.novid.co.uk. His first published work is the supernatural thriller novel, "The Hidden Ones". Novid has worked as an A-Level English Literature examiner and has also given advice and consultancy to Muslim schools in London. For his BA in English Literature, he majored in Early Twentieth Century British Fiction and Nineteenth Century American Literature. For his PGCERT in English Studies he focussed on critical approaches to William Blake and a comparative study of Seamus Heaney and Eavan Boland.