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1. 'The Beauty of Islam'
with Moez Masoud
2. Preparing for Ramadan with Imam
Ziaullah Khan
3. London Freshers' dinner 'Blessed
to be Muslim'
4. Muslim Students say 'wake up Tony
Blair!'
1. 'The Beauty of
Islam' with Moez Masoud, Sponsored by Islamic Relief
In preparation for the coming year, FOSIS is please
to announce a speaker's tour with Br. Moez Masoud
from Egypt.
Br. Moez attended the FOSIS conference last year and was very well
received. He is well
know for his 'Stairways to Paradise' and
'Parables in the Quran' TV series:
2. Preparing for
Ramadan with Imam Ziaullah Khan, Sponsored by Islamic Relief
Insha Allah FOSIS will be organising a second
speakers' tour with Imam Ziaullah Khan just before
the start of
Ramadan. Well known for his light humour coupled with deep knowledge
of Islam,
FOSIS is grateful for Imam Ziaullah's visit to the UK
from Canada and his efforts to spread the
deen on
campus:
3. London
Freshers' dinner - bless to be Muslim, Sponsored by Families
Relief Every year, FOSIS holds its annual
London Freshers' dinner in collaboration with a number of Islamic
Societies. Along with a three course meal dinner, there will be
a number of renowned speakers,
entertainers and
scholars:
4. Muslim
Students say 'wake up Tony Blair!' - Muslim Student Survey
released
'Muslim Student Survey - The Voice of Muslim
Students' was published by the Federation of Student Islamic
Societies (FOSIS) on Wednesday, 21 September, 2005.
The
Report details the Federation's findings through their research on
Muslim students and its
recommendations for establishing a
meaningful dialogue on the future of British Muslims in the UK -
their
responsibilities, challenges, and opportunities.
In
its report, the Federation responds to the clearly expressed desire
of young Muslims to find meaningful
ways of contributing to
their communities. It addresses current inconsistencies and
weaknesses in
communication and provision, which prevent the
full potential of Muslim students from being realised, as
well
as identifying ways to engage more Muslim students through
recognising and addressing the barriers
to participation and
integration. Additionally, the Federation proposes measures to
significantly improve the
relationship and understanding between
Muslim students, the Government, University bodies and wider
society.
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