Facets of Faith
The Jamati Institutions for the USA presents ALIF Webinar entitled: “Navigating Stress and Anxiety in Adolescents”. This webinar features Dr. Aliya Sheriff and is moderated by Sharmeen Rehman-Notta.
From sources of inspiration, we can understand that focusing on our blessings, on the many things that have been provided to us, and performing dhikr or remembrance of Allah’s attributes are ways in which we can fulfill our covenant to worship God.
The Jamati Institutions for the USA presents an ALIF Webinar entitled: “The History of Islam in America”. This webinar features Dr. Edward E. Curtis IV and is moderated by Arif Sunesara.
ITREB USA presents Critical Conversations: “20 Years After 9/11: Exploring Narratives, Geopolitics and Repercussions”, where we discuss the contending narratives and the impact on Muslims in America and on other communities around the world. This Critical Conversation features Dr. Alnoor Dhanani and is moderated by Sarah Juma.
The Jamati Institutions for the USA presents ALIF Webinar entitled: “Why Civilization, Why History”. This webinar features Dr. Alnoor Dhanani and is moderated by Zahra Somani.
The Jamati Institutions for USA presents ALIF Webinar Series: “Adolescents and their Mental Health” which explores adolescent mental health, understanding the risks, building healthy habits, and where to find support. ALIF (American Lived Ismaili Faith) is a new holistic and interdisciplinary year-long program that enables 11th and 12th-grade students to explore American Ismaili Muslim history and heritage and provides opportunities for college preparedness. This webinar features Dr. Aliya Sheriff and is moderated by Zainab Khuwaja-Ali.
ITREB USA presents Critical Conversations, a virtual forum featuring faith-based perspectives on the questions of our time. “Seeking Refuge in a New Home” features Ali Al Jundi, Representative Safiya Wazir, and Shaida Adatia, and is moderated by Leen Sharba.
ITREB USA presents Critical Conversations: “Exploring Refugee Settlement”, where we discuss systems that are in place to support refugee settlement, as well as potential barriers, and understanding the refugee experience. This Critical Conversation features Shamez Babvani and Hussein Sadruddin, and is moderated by Roohi Hussain.
Let us reflect on our responsibility of fulfilling our covenant to God through reflection on our relationship with Allah, our relationship with one another, and Allah’s covenant to us.
Let us reflect on what is the nature of love, what does it mean to love Allah, and what is the connection between love and taqwa, or God-consciousness?
For many of us who are not from Central Asia, our knowledge of the Ismaili tradition of this region begins and ends with the figure of Nasir-i Khusraw (d. after 1070).1 Without a doubt, Nasir-i Khusraw is a towering figure not only for the history of the Ismaili Tradition, but more generally for the intellectual history of the Islamic world.
ITREB USA presents Critical Conversations: “The Clash of Ignorances and Religious Literacy”, where we explore the roots of religious literacy, using Islam as a case study, the contemporary manifestations of religious literacy, the dangers of religious illiteracies, and a single dominant interpretation. This Critical Conversation features Dr. Ali Asani, and is moderated by Ahmed Chagani.