Webinar — Coronavirus (Covid-19) Outbreak & Islamic Guidelines
Webinar — Coronavirus (Covid-19) Outbreak & Islamic Guidelines
In the wake of the present event of the widespread COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the world, it is essential to assess its impact on our souls, families and Muslim Ummah.
How should a Muslim react to such unanticipated pandemic and its distress?
Al Balagh Academy is here with an online webinar to connect you with the Islamic perspective on recommended steps during such times. This is an opportunity for you to engage in an online panel discussion of Muslim subject experts on taking hold of our lives in the prevalent circumstances around the world.
To register, please visit https://albalagh.org/3d93Mlk
We at Al Balagh Academy share concerns about the impact the coronavirus may have on you and your loved ones. We pray and hope for the best of health and safety for all of us. As COVID-19 continues to spread across the globe, the forthcoming weeks will determine the course of our difficulties, anxieties and the state of our spirituality.
During this time of fear, uncertainty, and “social distancing,” it is essential to assess the impact of this pandemic on our souls, families, and Muslim Ummah, and learn how we should react and prepare for such an unpredictable and profound situation.
Al Balagh Academy is organising a webinar led by subject experts & Sharia scholars, followed by a Q&A session where you can ask questions that are important to you.
During our online panel discussion, our panellists will cover the following holistic topics and more:
- Public Health & Safety from an Islamic Perspective
- Islamic Rulings related to pandemics
- Prayers at the Masjid?
- Essential Protective, Preventative Measures for the Coronavirus
- How to seek help from Almighty Allah and Use our faith as our comfort.
Panellists
▪ Dr Rafaqat Rashid (Academic Director, Al Balagh Academy)
▪ Shaykh Yunus Dudhwala (Head of Chaplaincy and Bereavement Services to Barts Health NHS Trust, UK)
▪ Dr Muhammad Munir (Lecturer in Biomedicine with expertise in COVID-19, Lancaster University, UK)
▪ Dr Aasim Padela (Director of Medicine and Religion program, UChicago Medicine, USA)
▪ Dr Rania Awaad (Clinical Associate Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University School of Medicine, USA)
To register, please visit https://albalagh.org/3d93Mlk
