Exploring the traits of Prophet Muhammad (SAWWS) through the Qur'an

Once again, with deep reverance, we will commemorate the wafat of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) to honor and reflect on his life, his teachings, and his immense sacrifice for the sake of Islam.

Commemorating the wafat is a time for spiritual renewal. It encourages us to repledge our commitment to the principles of Islam, seek forgiveness, and strengthen our relationship with Allah SWT by remembering the life and message of the Prophet Muhammad SAWWS.

The death of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is a pivotal moment in Islamic history. It marks the beginning of significant political and spiritual changes within the Muslim community.  It is a time to grive and express our love for our beloved prophet, reflecting on his teachings and stand in solidariy with Ahl al Bayt.

We look to come together as a community to reinforce our shared values and beliefs.

We are honored to have Dr. Imran Panjwani address our congregation: "Exploring the traits of Prophet Muhammad (SAWSW) through the Qur'an"

Your presence and well-being are of utmost importance to us, and we look forward to sharing these enriching moments together.

6:30 PM - Open with Qur'an

6:40 PM - Marthiya / Poetry

6:50 PM  - Dr. Imran Panjwani : Exploring the traits of Prophet Muhammad (SAWWS) through the Qur'an

7:40 PM - Matam / Latmiyah

8:03 PM - Salaat ul Maghrebain

8:30 PM - Ziyarat & Refreshments

In consideration of the well-being of our community members, we kindly request that only those in robust health and devoid of symptoms attend the event in person.  For individuals who are feeling unwell, an alternative option is available to join the live broadcast from the comfort of their homes: http://live.iman-wa.org. If you have any uncertainty about your health, we encourage you to prioritize safety and participate in the program remotely.

About our speaker:

Dr Panjwani is the Head and Founder of Diverse Legal Consulting, a consultancy that specializes in country expert reports on Middle East & North Africa (MENA) for asylum seekers. Drawing upon his seminary and university studies, his work cuts across scriptural exegesis, jurisprudence, philosophy, logic and metaphysics.

Dr Imranali Panjwani has lived, studied and worked in the UK, Middle East and Australia as an academic, lawyer, chaplain and community worker. He researches Islamic and Western Law focusing on the subject of the law, interpretation of scripture, moral development and access to justice and human rights for minority communities. His country expert reports have been commented upon by judges and lawyers and draw upon his diverse legal, cultural and religious experiences.   

In his spare time, he engages in interfaith dialogue in Muslim and faith communities worldwide and likes playing tennis and doing charity work. He enjoys spending time with family and when possible, escapes into the world of fantasy football and all other idiosyncratic creative outlets.