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This website by the permission of Allaah, is a humble response to our realisation of a great responsibility: to help produce for the Muslim and non-Muslim public, materials that convey the pure message of Islam in the way that it was understood and practiced by its early righteous pioneers - the sahaabah (Companions of the Prophet (sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam)) and their true followers. We aim to propagate the true da'wah (call) that derives from Allaah's Book (the Qur'aan) and His Messenger's (sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam) Sunnah. This is a duty that every muslim should cherish. Allaah says: "Let there arise out of you a group of people inviting to all that is good (Islam), enjoining al-ma'roof (Islamic monotheism and all that Islam requires one to do) and forbidding al-munkar (polytheism, disbelief and all that Islam has forbidden one to do). And it is they who are successful." [Aali-Imraan (3):104] The da'wah is an obligation on every muslim, according to his ability, and we ask all the muslims to support us in carrying out this noble trust in calling to the eternal message of Islam. Mashaa'ikh Of Jordan Tazkiyyah
bookshop
The Masjid al-Ghurabaa' bookshop is located in the corridor, just outside the mens' prayer hall. Opening HoursMon: closed
Tue, Wed, Thurs, Fri and Sun: 12pm-5pm & 20 mins after 'Ishaa' prayer
Sat: 12pm-4pm & 20 mins after 'Ishaa' prayer
Sisters Bookstore Hour: Tue, Wed, Thur, & Sun: 1pm-2pm
tel: (01582)417107
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community workThe Prisoner Rehabilitation Project:This project is a community based initiative managed by the Ethnic Minority Training Project.EMTP
Working in partnership with key stakeholders we have two key objectives: to prevent re-offending
to support the re-intergration of offenders and ex-offenders back into the labour market Our partners in this project include: HMP The Mount, Bedfordshire Probation Service, Barnfield College, calltoislam Education Centre and The Luton & Dunstable Partnership. The Prisoner Rehabilitation Project Brochure The Bury Park Neighborhood Detached Youth ProjectThe Youth Project works with young people aged 11-25. We employ two part-time detached youth workers. Their role is to engage with young people in their own environments, at the grass roots of their communities. The aims of the project are: to support the improvement of educational achievement
to reduce the number of school exclusions
to increase the number of young peopel entering higher and further education, training or employment
to reduce crime, nuisance, youth and drug abuse. Detached Youth Project Brochure
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