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Rochdale Council of Mosques & MPACUK hold Muslim Advocacy Course to defend Islam

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With the rise of Islamophobia in the UK and around the world, we are seeing an unprecedented time in the Ummah's history, where Muslims are constantly under the spotlight and vilified. Islamophobia is the norm.

The lack of action by Muslim community leaders has meant that Muslims are attacked, but don't know how to defend Islam, which has meant that there is a new generation of Muslims who are made to believe that they are extremists, that the Prophet (SAW) is a paedophile and that Islam teaches men to abuse women.

These lies need to be exposed and we need the defend Islam's honour, now.

In conjunction with Rochdale Council of Mosques, MPACUK is running a free Advocacy Course to equip Muslims with the skills needed to defend Islam in an articulate manner.

This is a step-by-step programme that will help you to:
- be a great advocate and debater for Islam
- confidently rebut attacks against Islam that happen in the media
- learn to spot and handle lies about Islam and learn how to debate
- arm yourself with confidence and knowledge

Why should you defend Islam?

The Prophet (sal Allahu alaihi wa sallam) said, “Whoever among you sees an evil action, then let him change it with his hand [by taking action]; if he cannot, then with his tongue [by speaking out]; and if he cannot, then with his heart – and that is the weakest of faith.”[Sahih Muslim]

Book your free place now

Venue:
Castlemere Community Centre,
Tweedale Street,
Rochdale,
OL11 1HH

Date: Sunday, 11 November 2012

Time: 10:30am till 4pm (lunch provided you greedy gits)

Book your free place by email or phone:
Email: manchester@mpacuk.org
Telephone: 0870 760 5594

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