Four Caliphs (Nov 2024)

Online Event

Event will be conducted in English

Fees

$38 for All Session, $68 for 2 pax (All Session)

Synopsis

Abu Bakr As-Siddique r.a - The first caliph, he is known for his steadfastness and consolidation of the Islamic state.

Umar ibn al-Khattab r.a - Noted for his administrative reforms and expansion of the Islamic empire.

Uthman ibn Affan r.a - Recognized for the compilation of the Quran and challenges faced during his caliphate.

Ali ibn Abi Talib r.a - Celebrated for his wisdom, justice, and role in shaping Islamic thought.

(May Allah be pleased with them) These were the common names that you grew up with, knowing they were the ones who took over the Islamic community, after the death of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

But how well do YOU know about them and their contributions that lasted till TODAY?

How can we appreciate something when we don't know of the sacrifices that is being made?

Because;

Abu Bakr r.a did not took over with ease, especially when he has big responsibilities to fill in because the one who leads the community was the Prophet ﷺ, himself!
Anyone who needs to take over the company responsibilities know that it will due come to expand the business, but how did Umar r.a, managed to that to ever-growing community?
No one did it during the Prophet Muhammad pbuh time, but Uthman r.a went against the odds and did something which left the community in long discussion - the writing of Quran!
After witnessing the death his beloved companion - Ali r.a took the role despite not wanting to in the first place, and the community in turmoil because of the situation - what motivates him?

This workshop aims not just to educate but to inspire action and reflection on one's role within the community.

Foster a stronger sense of purpose and connection to the teachings of Islam by learning about the Four Caliphs, together with Ustaz Sukri Ahyar, every Thursday, starting 14 November, now!

Details

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