Description
For decades, Ustadh Muhammad Akram Khan-Cheema has inspired audiences around the world through his ability to bring the teachings of the Qur’an to life with clarity, wisdom and relevance.
In this special event celebrating both the launch of his new book Education in the Heart of the Qur’an and his lifelong contribution to Islamic education, he reflects on the enduring significance of Surah Yasin, one of the most beloved chapters of the Qur’an.
Exploring its timeless themes of faith, purpose, mercy and the human journey, the conversation offers an opportunity to engage with a treasured chapter while celebrating the work of one of Britain’s most respected teachers. Presented in partnership with Mercy Mission and chaired by Azim Kidwai.
Each ticket includes a signed copy of the book and a buffet meal.
Related Book
Education in the Heart of the Qur’an
Muhammad Akram Khan-Cheema
About the Chairs
Remona Aly
Remona Aly is a journalist and broadcaster. She writes for The Guardian, is a regular contributor to BBC Radio 2’s Pause for Thought and a presenter on BBC Radio 4’s Something Understood. She is also an editor and podcast host for various platforms.
Azim Kidwai
Azim Kidwai is a docial entrepreneur and strategist leading global social impact organisation Mercy Mission, and serving on the boards of a number of high performing NGOs while advising both public and private development foundations.
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