Chai Chat: Liberalism and the Muslim American Predicament (Dr. Sherman Jackson)
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Join us for a Virtual Chai Chat via zoom.
Dr. Sherman Jackson’s short article “Liberalism and the Muslim American Predicament” lays out a series of important questions about Muslim politics in America and our ability to express our political goals and aspirations in a secular culture.
Join us for a conversation to unpack the issues in the article to think through some of the pressing political crises of today:
American Foreign Policy and the Genocide in Gaza
Student Protests, Speech, and Moral Commitment
A selection from the article:
This is eminently reflected in the most popular form of political liberalism, which basically requires that individuals vindicate themselves in public debate by reference to “liberal reason.” This is not the preserve of anyone’s specific religious, ideological or historically constituted community ; it is a form of “public reason” that is supposed to belong to no one and thus to everyone . But it is precisely here that we begin to see a convergence of liberal slights of hand . By imagining a public reason on which we all have equal purchase, we also imagine a public space that is neutral. Clearly, however, our histories and other specific endowments come with us into the public space, alongside our respective traditions of reasoning. But how can the “reason” of the historically dominated, marginalized or feared ever be equal in the court of public opinion to that of the historically dominant , exemplary and feared (though a very different kind of fear) ? And inasmuch as equality cannot be operationalized without an exemplar by means of which we can assess whether I am being treated “equally” (equal to whom ?) , does my equal treatment always necessarily deliver me from domination?
The Friday Prayer: Jumu'ah at Sacred Roots
Join us on Fridays at Sacred Roots for the Friday Prayer (Ṣalāt al-Jumuʿah) followed by refreshments.
The Friday prayer is a weekly gathering of the Muslim community. Its two sermons are meant to inspire the audience to strengthen their steps toward God and a dignified life.
The sermons are followed by a communal prayer to tie the hearts of the community together in worship. of the Divine.
O you who have faith! When the call is made for prayer on Friday, hurry toward the remembrance of God, and leave all business. That is better for you, should you know.
And when the prayer is finished disperse through the land and seek God’s grace, and remember God greatly so that you may be felicitous.
Q. 62:9-10
The Friday Prayer: Jumu'ah at Sacred Roots
Join us on Fridays at Sacred Roots for the Friday Prayer (Ṣalāt al-Jumuʿah) followed by refreshments.
The Friday prayer is a weekly gathering of the Muslim community. Its two sermons are meant to inspire the audience to strengthen their steps toward God and a dignified life.
The sermons are followed by a communal prayer to tie the hearts of the community together in worship. of the Divine.
O you who have faith! When the call is made for prayer on Friday, hurry toward the remembrance of God, and leave all business. That is better for you, should you know.
And when the prayer is finished disperse through the land and seek God’s grace, and remember God greatly so that you may be felicitous.
Q. 62:9-10
The Friday Prayer: Jumu'ah at Sacred Roots
Join us on Fridays at Sacred Roots for the Friday Prayer (Ṣalāt al-Jumuʿah) followed by refreshments.
The Friday prayer is a weekly gathering of the Muslim community. Its two sermons are meant to inspire the audience to strengthen their steps toward God and a dignified life.
The sermons are followed by a communal prayer to tie the hearts of the community together in worship. of the Divine.
O you who have faith! When the call is made for prayer on Friday, hurry toward the remembrance of God, and leave all business. That is better for you, should you know.
And when the prayer is finished disperse through the land and seek God’s grace, and remember God greatly so that you may be felicitous.
Q. 62:9-10
The Friday Prayer: Jumu'ah at Sacred Roots
Join us on Fridays at Sacred Roots for the Friday Prayer (Ṣalāt al-Jumuʿah) followed by refreshments.
The Friday prayer is a weekly gathering of the Muslim community. Its two sermons are meant to inspire the audience to strengthen their steps toward God and a dignified life.
The sermons are followed by a communal prayer to tie the hearts of the community together in worship. of the Divine.
O you who have faith! When the call is made for prayer on Friday, hurry toward the remembrance of God, and leave all business. That is better for you, should you know.
And when the prayer is finished disperse through the land and seek God’s grace, and remember God greatly so that you may be felicitous.
Q. 62:9-10
The Biblio Collective - A Memorandum on Intrafaith Harmony in Islam X - Pages 191-220
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Muslim Unity is key for building a strong Muslim community. In light of that our current Biblio Collective series covers A Memorandum on Intrafaith Harmony in Islam by Shaykh Haydar Hubbullah. We have limited copies for purchase at Sacred Roots. You can purchase the book here if you are not in Chicago.
We invite people from all Muslim denominations to join us in exploring this short text. You are free to join in on the conversation even if you haven’t read the text!
July 30th Topics:
Managing our Differences: Principles, Methods and Hermeneutics
The Legitimacy of Religious Interpretation (al-Ijtihād) and the Necessity of Acknowledging Alternative Views
Finding Excuses for Other Muslims
Convergences and Divergences – No to Disintegrating Sects and No to Disintegrating Islam
Minorities and the Majority – Fostering Integration
The Basis of Liberty and Security
Separating Religious (al-madhhhabī) and Political (siyāsī)
What are the Necessary Steps to Take?
Practical Steps are Essential
Reviewing Our Sects with a Critical Eye (Refining the Religious Corpus)
Reviewing Our Reading of Other Sects
Striving Toward Showing the High Points of Other Sects
Extending Bridges for Mutual Collaboration between Schools of Thought
Establishing Positions in Universities and Seminaries for Cross-Sectarian Studies
The Immediate Cessation of Offensive Sectarian Propaganda
Benefiting from the Experiences of Religiously Tolerant Countries
Freeing the Clergy by Separating Religion from Politics
Aligning Political Issues with Religious Issues on Mutual Interests
The necessity to review the Programs and Priorities of Religious Institutions
Unifying the Efforts of the Moderates of All Sects Against the Fringe Elements
Establishing Innovative and Intensive Strategies for Actualizing Mutual Religious Projects
Foregoing Excessive Protocolization in Cross-Sectarian Projects
The Issuing of Fatwas from Religious Authorities and Foundations to Signify the New Paradigm
Advocation of Islamic Languages Other than Arabic
The book is an invitation for reflection, study, and brotherhood-through-knowledge and good character. These are the fundamentals of religiosity and fraternity with those with whom you have intellectual disagreements.
We will meet in-person at Sacred Roots with a hybrid set-up - so our Zoom Participants across the country can join and engage virtually.
Schedule -
6:30 -8:00 - Discussion & Refreshments
8:00 - Communal Prayer
Book Description:
This humble book is an open memorandum to all the Muslims of the world, whether Shīʿa, Sunni, Ibāḍi, Ṣūfi, etc. It is a memorandum of love and affection, of brotherhood and amity, of truth and sincerity; a memorandum of laying the facts bare and exposing the truth. It is one of critiquing oneself and others, turning a new page, and defining the school of the Ahl al-Bayt (as) and their followers (the Twelver Shīʿa school). We aim to reveal in it the thoughts, investigation, responsibilities, aspirations, visions, concepts, and inferences that are held by the adherents of this faction. We will briefly summarize their beliefs, jurisprudence, methodologies, relationship with others, viewpoints, achievements, and historical responsibility.
Seeking the Divine - Reflections on the Prayers of the Prophet’s Family - Imam Ali bin Husayn’s Supplication for himself and the People under his Guardianship
Join us to explore the prayers of Imam Sajjad, Ali the son of Imam Husayn. The prayers (ad’iya, plural of du’a) in the al-Sahifah al-Sajjadiyyah are expressions of submission to the Creator. As one scholar puts it:
“Here we have one of the greatest spiritual luminaries of Islam so overawed by the sense of God's goodness, mercy, and majesty as to express his utter nothingness before the Creator…In the Sahifa we see Islamic spirituality - or that dimension of the religion of Islam which deals with the practical and lived reality of the personal relationship between man and God - expressed in the most universal of languages, that of the concrete and intimate yearning of the soul for completion and perfection.”
We will read the prayer in translation, briefly analyze the main themes, and then circle-up for reflective conversation.
Schedule
Imam Ali b. Husayn’s Supplication for himself and the People under his Guardianship
Commentary and Reflective Conversation
Refreshments
Communal Prayer - Maghrib and ‘Isha’
The Friday Prayer: Jumu'ah at Sacred Roots
Join us on Fridays at Sacred Roots for the Friday Prayer (Ṣalāt al-Jumuʿah) followed by refreshments.
The Friday prayer is a weekly gathering of the Muslim community. Its two sermons are meant to inspire the audience to strengthen their steps toward God and a dignified life.
The sermons are followed by a communal prayer to tie the hearts of the community together in worship. of the Divine.
O you who have faith! When the call is made for prayer on Friday, hurry toward the remembrance of God, and leave all business. That is better for you, should you know.
And when the prayer is finished disperse through the land and seek God’s grace, and remember God greatly so that you may be felicitous.
Q. 62:9-10
Du’a Kumayl
The Prayer of Kumayl is attributed to Imam Ali (‘a) as taught to his disciple Kumayl ibn Ziyad al-Nakha’i.
The prayer paints a picture of God’s Majesty and inspires the reader to seek God’s immeasurable mercy and to live a life in humility before the Divine.
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We invite you to join us in-person for an English engagement with Duʿāʾ Kumayl at Sacred Roots.
Afterward, we will pray and enjoy a meal together.
7:30 pm - The Prayer of Kumayl Recitation in English - 1 Column Version | 2 Column Version
Prayer
Food and Social
Dialogues on Spiritual Wayfaring: Workshop III
Sisters, RSVP below and join us for this workshop as part of Sacred Roots’ visiting fellowship with Ustadhah Fatemah Meghji, and learn about “Paragons of Piety,” important women in Islamic history and their lives.
Food and refreshments will be provided. Please RSVP for each workshop separately so that we have an accurate headcount. Also note that each workshop starts at a different time depending on the day it will be held, please refer to our flyer for program start times!
This program is one of several we will be hosting as part of our newest initiative Dialogues on Spiritual Wayfaring, a fellowship with Ustadhah Fatemah Meghji. Ustadhah will be joining us for three weeks of sisters-only programming which will include workshops, social dinners and excursions and a retreat. Please help us meet our fundraising goal for this fellowship!
To donate, please Zelle info@sacredrootscommunity.org with Memo “Dialogues on Spiritual Wayfaring,” or donate directly through our website here.
Thank you for your ongoing support. We look forward to making a difference together and we hope to see you this Spring!
Best Regards,
Sacred Roots Sisters Committee
Dialogues on Spiritual Wayfaring: Workshop II
Sisters, RSVP below and join us for this workshop as part of Sacred Roots’ visiting fellowship with Ustadhah Fatemah Meghji, and learn about “Paragons of Piety,” important women in Islamic history and their lives.
Food and refreshments will be provided. Please RSVP for each workshop separately so that we have an accurate headcount. Also note that each workshop starts at a different time depending on the day it will be held, please refer to our flyer for program start times!
This program is one of several we will be hosting as part of our newest initiative Dialogues on Spiritual Wayfaring, a fellowship with Ustadhah Fatemah Meghji. Ustadhah will be joining us for three weeks of sisters-only programming which will include workshops, social dinners and excursions and a retreat. Please help us meet our fundraising goal for this fellowship!
To donate, please Zelle info@sacredrootscommunity.org with Memo “Dialogues on Spiritual Wayfaring,” or donate directly through our website here.
Thank you for your ongoing support. We look forward to making a difference together and we hope to see you this Spring!
Best Regards,
Sacred Roots Sisters Committee
We look forward to seeing you there!
The Friday Prayer: Jumu'ah at Sacred Roots
Join us on Fridays at Sacred Roots for the Friday Prayer (Ṣalāt al-Jumuʿah) followed by refreshments.
The Friday prayer is a weekly gathering of the Muslim community. Its two sermons are meant to inspire the audience to strengthen their steps toward God and a dignified life.
The sermons are followed by a communal prayer to tie the hearts of the community together in worship. of the Divine.
O you who have faith! When the call is made for prayer on Friday, hurry toward the remembrance of God, and leave all business. That is better for you, should you know.
And when the prayer is finished disperse through the land and seek God’s grace, and remember God greatly so that you may be felicitous.
Q. 62:9-10
Dialogues on Spiritual Wayfaring: Workshop I
Sisters, RSVP below and join us for this workshop as part of Sacred Roots’ visiting fellowship with Ustadhah Fatemah Meghji, and learn about “Paragons of Piety,” important women in Islamic history and their lives.
Food and refreshments will be provided. Please RSVP for each workshop separately so that we have an accurate headcount. Also note that each workshop starts at a different time depending on the day it will be held, please refer to our flyer for program start times!
This program is one of several we will be hosting as part of our newest initiative Dialogues on Spiritual Wayfaring, a fellowship with Ustadhah Fatemah Meghji. Ustadhah will be joining us for three weeks of sisters-only programming which will include workshops, social dinners and excursions and a retreat. Please help us meet our fundraising goal for this fellowship!
To donate, please Zelle info@sacredrootscommunity.org with Memo “Dialogues on Spiritual Wayfaring,” or donate directly through our website here.
Thank you for your ongoing support. We look forward to making a difference together and we hope to see you this Spring!
Best Regards,
Sacred Roots Sisters Committee
The Friday Prayer: Jumu'ah at Sacred Roots
Join us on Fridays at Sacred Roots for the Friday Prayer (Ṣalāt al-Jumuʿah) followed by refreshments.
The Friday prayer is a weekly gathering of the Muslim community. Its two sermons are meant to inspire the audience to strengthen their steps toward God and a dignified life.
The sermons are followed by a communal prayer to tie the hearts of the community together in worship. of the Divine.
O you who have faith! When the call is made for prayer on Friday, hurry toward the remembrance of God, and leave all business. That is better for you, should you know.
And when the prayer is finished disperse through the land and seek God’s grace, and remember God greatly so that you may be felicitous.
Q. 62:9-10
The Biblio Collective - A Memorandum on Intrafaith Harmony in Islam VII - Pages 92-107
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Muslim Unity is key for building a strong Muslim community. In light of that our next Biblio Collective series will be on A Memorandum on Intrafaith Harmony in Islam by Shaykh Haydar Hubbullah. We will have limited copies for purchase at Sacred Roots. You can purchase the book here if you are not in Chicago.
We invite people from all Muslim denominations to join us in exploring this short text.
The first half of the text serves as a primer to the foundational beliefs of the Ja’fari school. It briefly presents the distinguishing theological and legal perspectives and touches on some of the sources for those views.
The second half examines some of the psychological and intellectual hurdles to developing unity and proposes ways to minimize the negative spirit of sectarianism.
The book is an invitation for reflection, study, and brotherhood-through-knowledge and good character. These are the fundamentals of religiosity and fraternity with those with whom you have intellectual disagreements.
We will meet in-person at Sacred Roots with a hybrid set-up - so our Zoom Participants across the country can join and engage virtually.
Schedule - Meeting I | Pages 92-107
6:30 -8:00 - Discussion on pages 92-107 & Refreshments
8:00 - Communal Prayer
Book Description:
This humble book is an open memorandum to all the Muslims of the world, whether Shīʿa, Sunni, Ibāḍi, Ṣūfi, etc. It is a memorandum of love and affection, of brotherhood and amity, of truth and sincerity; a memorandum of laying the facts bare and exposing the truth. It is one of critiquing oneself and others, turning a new page, and defining the school of the Ahl al-Bayt (as) and their followers (the Twelver Shīʿa school). We aim to reveal in it the thoughts, investigation, responsibilities, aspirations, visions, concepts, and inferences that are held by the adherents of this faction. We will briefly summarize their beliefs, jurisprudence, methodologies, relationship with others, viewpoints, achievements, and historical responsibility.
The ʿĪd Prayer - Ṣalāt al-ʿĪd & Brunch
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وَلِتُكَبِّرُوا۟ ٱللَّهَ عَلَىٰ مَا هَدَىٰكُمْ وَلَعَلَّكُمْ تَشْكُرُونَ
…and so that you magnify Allah for guiding you, and that you may give thanks
Sacred Roots will host it’s first ʿĪd Prayer for ʿĪd al-Fiṭr 2024 followed by a community brunch. 10:00 a.m.
Join us for the ʿĪd Prayer, the two ʿĪd Sermons, and brunch with the community as we have a celebration for the end of Ramadan and we offer prayers of thanks to God for the blessings and opportunities the days and nights of Ramaḍān provided us.
Zakāt al-Fiṭrah is required for all mature adults who have or make the means for their annual needs. It is also required for them to pay on behalf of their dependents. It should be paid before the prayer for those at the prayer; if you are not attending an ʿĪd prayer then it is required to pay before the time for Noon (Ẓuhr) Prayer.
The amount is determined to be at $15.00 (minimum) per person (individual and all dependents in their household) this year. Please distinguish a Sayyid giver from a non-Sayyid giver on an envelope so we may distribute it correctly.
The Ramadan Gatherings - SRSC Series: Knowledge, Power, Privilege IV
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Join us for a series of reflections on Knowledge, Power, and Privilege on select Tuesdays.
Tuesday-night events are spearheaded and organized by the Sacred Roots Student Collective for the whole community.
Schedule
∙ Recitation of the Qurʾān
∙ Reflections on Knowledge, Power, and Privilege
∙ Prayer
∙ Dinner (Ifṭār)
The Ramadan Gatherings - Divine Disclosures: Reflections on Revelation IX
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What is revelation? How do we understand the Qurʾān? How is it relevant?
Join us for a series of reflections on the discourse from God to humankind - Divine Disclosures. Stay to pray and break bread together as a community.
Children's Ramadan Workshop 2024: Eid Crescent Craft
Ages 4-9 | 6:30-7:10
The workshops will begin with Qur’an circle time, advent countdown, daily Ramadan supplication, followed by tent stories and crafts + coloring station for toddlers.
Schedule
∙ Recitation of the Qurʾān
∙ Reflections on Divine Disclosures | Children’s Ramadan Workshop
∙ Prayer
∙ Dinner (Ifṭār)
The Ramadan Gatherings - Iftar IQ Team Trivia III
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Join us to pray, break fast, and challenge your knowledge of current affairs, geography, science, and religion through competitive team trivia.
Winners take all
Schedule
∙ Prayer
∙ Dinner (Ifṭār)
∙ Iftar IQ Team Trivia
The Ramadan Gatherings - Divine Disclosures: Reflections on Revelation VIII
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What is revelation? How do we understand the Qurʾān? How is it relevant?
Join us for a series of reflections on the discourse from God to humankind - Divine Disclosures. Stay to pray and break bread together as a community.
Schedule
∙ Recitation of the Qurʾān
∙ Reflections on Divine Disclosures
∙ Prayer
∙ Dinner (Ifṭār)
The Ramadan Gatherings - Divine Disclosures: Reflections on Revelation VII - Night of Ordainment (Qadr) III
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What is revelation? How do we understand the Qurʾān? How is it relevant?
Join us for a series of reflections on the discourse from God to humankind - Divine Disclosures. Stay to pray and break bread together as a community.
Schedule
∙ Recitation of the Qurʾān
∙ Reflections on Divine Disclosures
∙ Prayer
∙ Dinner (Ifṭār)
∙ Worship for the Night of Ordainment
The Ramadan Gatherings - Divine Disclosures: Reflections on Revelation VI - Night of Ordainment (Qadr) II - Imam Ali’s Martyrdom
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What is revelation? How do we understand the Qurʾān? How is it relevant?
Join us for a series of reflections on the discourse from God to humankind - Divine Disclosures. Stay to pray and break bread together as a community.
Children's Ramadan Workshop 2024: Tasbeeh Tracker + Understanding Surah Qadr
Ages 4-9 | 6:30-7:10
The workshops will begin with Qur’an circle time, advent countdown, daily Ramadan supplication, followed by tent stories and crafts + coloring station for toddlers.
Schedule
∙ Recitation of the Qurʾān
∙ Reflections on Divine Disclosures
∙ Prayer
∙ Dinner (Ifṭār)
∙ Worship for the Night of Ordainment
The Ramadan Gatherings - Divine Disclosures: Reflections on Revelation V - Night of Ordainment (Qadr) I
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What is revelation? How do we understand the Qurʾān? How is it relevant?
Join us for a series of reflections on the discourse from God to humankind - Divine Disclosures. Stay to pray and break bread together as a community.
Children's Ramadan Workshop 2024: Flags of Peace + Prayer Hands
Ages 4-9 | 6:30-7:10
The workshops will begin with Qur’an circle time, advent countdown, daily Ramadan supplication, followed by tent stories and crafts + coloring station for toddlers.
Schedule
∙ Recitation of the Qurʾān
∙ Reflections on Divine Disclosures
∙ Prayer
∙ Dinner (Ifṭār)
∙ Worship for the Night of Ordainment
The Friday Prayer: Jumu'ah at Sacred Roots
Join us on Fridays at Sacred Roots for the Friday Prayer (Ṣalāt al-Jumuʿah) followed by a light lunch and conversation.
The Friday prayer is a weekly gathering of the Muslim community. Its two sermons are meant to inspire the audience to strengthen their steps toward God and a dignified life.
The sermons are followed by a communal prayer to tie the hearts of the community together in worship. of the Divine.
O you who have faith! When the call is made for prayer on Friday, hurry toward the remembrance of God, and leave all business. That is better for you, should you know.
And when the prayer is finished disperse through the land and seek God’s grace, and remember God greatly so that you may be felicitous.
Q. 62:9-10
The Ramadan Gatherings - SRSC Series: Knowledge, Power, Privilege III
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Join us for a series of reflections on Knowledge, Power, and Privilege on select Tuesdays.
Tuesday-night events are spearheaded and organized by the Sacred Roots Student Collective for the whole community.
Schedule
∙ Recitation of the Qurʾān
∙ Reflections on Knowledge, Power, and Privilege
∙ Prayer
∙ Dinner (Ifṭār)
The Ramadan Gatherings - Divine Disclosures: Reflections on Revelation IV
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What is revelation? How do we understand the Qurʾān? How is it relevant?
Join us for a series of reflections on the discourse from God to humankind - Divine Disclosures. Stay to pray and break bread together as a community.
Children's Ramadan Workshop 2024: Mosque Mosaic
Ages 4-9 | 6:30-7:10
The workshops will begin with Qur’an circle time, advent countdown, daily Ramadan supplication, followed by tent stories and crafts + coloring station for toddlers.
Schedule
∙ Recitation of the Qurʾān
∙ Reflections on Divine Disclosures
∙ Prayer
∙ Dinner (Ifṭār)
The Ramadan Gatherings - Iftar IQ Team Trivia II
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Join us to pray, break fast, and challenge your knowledge of current affairs, geography, science, and religion through competitive team trivia.
Winners take all
Schedule
∙ Prayer
∙ Dinner (Ifṭār)
∙ Iftar IQ Team Trivia
The Friday Prayer: Jumu'ah at Sacred Roots
Join us on Fridays at Sacred Roots for the Friday Prayer (Ṣalāt al-Jumuʿah) followed by a light lunch and conversation.
The Friday prayer is a weekly gathering of the Muslim community. Its two sermons are meant to inspire the audience to strengthen their steps toward God and a dignified life.
The sermons are followed by a communal prayer to tie the hearts of the community together in worship. of the Divine.
O you who have faith! When the call is made for prayer on Friday, hurry toward the remembrance of God, and leave all business. That is better for you, should you know.
And when the prayer is finished disperse through the land and seek God’s grace, and remember God greatly so that you may be felicitous.
Q. 62:9-10
The Ramadan Gatherings - Divine Disclosures: Reflections on Revelation III
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What is revelation? How do we understand the Qurʾān? How is it relevant?
Join us for a series of reflections on the discourse from God to humankind - Divine Disclosures. Stay to pray and break bread together as a community.
Schedule
∙ Recitation of the Qurʾān
∙ Reflections on Divine Disclosures
∙ Prayer
∙ Dinner (Ifṭār)
The Ramadan Gatherings - SRSC Series: Knowledge, Power, Privilege II
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Join us for a series of reflections on Knowledge, Power, and Privilege on select Tuesdays.
Tuesday-night events are spearheaded and organized by the Sacred Roots Student Collective for the whole community.
Schedule
∙ Recitation of the Qurʾān
∙ Reflections on Knowledge, Power, and Privilege
∙ Prayer
∙ Dinner (Ifṭār)
SRSC Suhoor Social
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The Student Collective invites the entire community to a Suhoor Social on Saturday, March 16th at 10:00 pm.
Open to all, including non-students.
Join us for an evening of community, worship, and suhoor (pre-fast meal).
Schedule:
Social hour
Film screening
Discussion
Social/Suhoor
Fajr
Looking forward to seeing you all, Insha’Allah!
The Ramadan Gatherings - Divine Disclosures: Reflections on Revelation II
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What is revelation? How do we understand the Qurʾān? How is it relevant?
Join us for a series of reflections on the discourse from God to humankind - Divine Disclosures. Stay to pray and break bread together as a community.
Children's Ramadan Workshop 2024: Date Balls
Ages 4-9 | 6:30-7:10
The workshops will begin with Qur’an circle time, advent countdown, daily Ramadan supplication, followed by tent stories and crafts + coloring station for toddlers.
Schedule
∙ Recitation of the Qurʾān
∙ Reflections on Divine Disclosures
∙ Prayer
∙ Dinner (Ifṭār)
The Ramadan Gatherings - Iftar IQ Team Trivia I
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Join us to pray, break fast, and challenge your knowledge of current affairs, geography, science, and religion through competitive team trivia.
Winners take all
Schedule
∙ Prayer
∙ Dinner (Ifṭār)
∙ Iftar IQ Team Trivia