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Academy Program
Attend this free full day seminar regarding the importance of Crescent Sighting in Islam, and why physical sighting is the only approved method under the Shari’ah and the only real way scientifically, to establish the Islamic lunar months, the first day of Ramadhan, the two 'Eids and Hajj.
Academy Program
A free full day seminar and workshop will be facilitated at al-Ghazzali Centre, after its success in Adelaide and Auckland. The seminar will provide you with clear evidences about the obligatory nature of the Hijab. You will also have the opportunity to purchase Imam Afroz Ali’s book titled "Unveiling hijab".
Academy Program
Al-Ghazzali Centre initiated the first ever series about happy marriages as well as advice on the proper etiquette in finding marriage partners in 2003. This workshop is the first of a 3-part series, with new and improved notes and format!
Academy Program
Nawawi Centre of Christchurch, New Zealand is hosting the first International Deen Intensive Retreat in Australia-Pacific. In collaboration with al-Ghazzali Centre, the Deen Intensive will host internationally renowned Shaykh Usama Canon of Zaytuna Institute and Imam Afroz Ali. The theme of the retreat is "Habits of the Effective Prophet". Limited spaces (50% of places already booked!).
Philanthropy Project
al-Ghazzali Centre's Crescent Project has successfully established its second Feeding The Homeless program in the Kings Cross / Elizabeth Bay area. This program is an interfaith initiative amongst the Muslim, Christian and Jewish communities, for the less fortunate in the Sydney region. al-Ghazzali Centre is seeking the assistance of Muslim Australians to volunteer for both the Hyde Park and Kings Cross Crescent Projects. Please click on the link above to register your interest.
Philanthropy Project
Al-Ghazzali Centre is undertaking a significant project in collaboration with Canterbury City Council, to regenerate fauna and flora along Cooks River. Al-Ghazzali Centre is developing a sustainable ecology program with Canterbury City Council to include the establishment, protection and maintenance of the natural ecosystems and wildlife corridor to regenerate this environmental disaster zone. Everyone is urged to join in this large project.
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