Sheikh Ibrahim El-Shafie talks about the virtues of Muharram. Muharram is the first month of the Islamic Lunar Year and it contains a special day known as ^Ashura’ (the 10th of Muharram). On this day many things occurred and they include; Allah accepted the repentance of Prophet Adam, Prophet Noah being saved on the ark, Prophet Musa saved from the tyrant Pharaoh and the martyrdom of Imam Al-Hussein.

Amongst the diseases of the heart is ar-riya’

remember to have the sincere intention when performing the acts of obedience to Allah

Amongst the diseases of the heart is ar-riya’

remember to have the sincere intention when performing the acts of obedience to Allah

Many great events in the history of Islam happened on the day of ^Ashura’. Some of which were as follows:

On this day, Allah saved Prophet Moses from the evil Pharaoh who drowned also on that day. Allah accepted the repentance of Adam after he committed the small sin when he ate from the forbidden tree in Paradise. This was a small sin. Also on the day of ^Ashura’ the Arc of Prophet Noah landed safely on the Mount of Al-Judiyy in Iraq after the flood. Al-Hussayn son of Imam ^Aliyy was martyred on that day and the battle of “Dhatur-Riqa^” took place on the tenth of Muharram as well

Many great events in the history of Islam happened on the day of ^Ashura’. Some of which were as follows:

On this day, Allah saved Prophet Moses from the evil Pharaoh who drowned also on that day. Allah accepted the repentance of Adam after he committed the small sin when he ate from the forbidden tree in Paradise. This was a small sin. Also on the day of ^Ashura’ the Arc of Prophet Noah landed safely on the Mount of Al-Judiyy in Iraq after the flood. Al-Hussayn son of Imam ^Aliyy was martyred on that day and the battle of “Dhatur-Riqa^” took place on the tenth of Muharram as well

On this episode of Community Connect, Ola Nafeh, presents SNAPSHOT, a segment consisting of a local roundup of interesting news and current affairs articles as well as some opinion pieces.

This instalment of SNAPSHOT casts the spotlight on the new road rule which requires that motorists slow down to 40km/h when passing stopped emergency vehicles flashing red and blue lights, highlights the damaging trend of antibiotic over-prescription, reveals the most concerning issues for youth as found by a recent survey, and talks about new Uber guidelines for Uber riders/passenger ratings.

On this episode of Community Connect, Ola Nafeh, presents SNAPSHOT, a segment consisting of a local roundup of interesting news and current affairs articles as well as some opinion pieces.

This instalment of SNAPSHOT casts the spotlight on the new road rule which requires that motorists slow down to 40km/h when passing stopped emergency vehicles flashing red and blue lights, highlights the damaging trend of antibiotic over-prescription, reveals the most concerning issues for youth as found by a recent survey, and talks about new Uber guidelines for Uber riders/passenger ratings.

In this episode, Ola Nafeh, provides post event coverage of the launch of Multicultural Health Week 2018, which took place on Monday 3rd of September 2018 at the Liverpool Hospital Auditorium.

The event focused on highlighting the importance of good health literacy', especially for people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and carried the theme 'Health Literacy - talk, listen, ask - for better health'.

In this episode, Ola Nafeh, provides post event coverage of the launch of Multicultural Health Week 2018, which took place on Monday 3rd of September 2018 at the Liverpool Hospital Auditorium.

The event focused on highlighting the importance of good health literacy', especially for people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and carried the theme 'Health Literacy - talk, listen, ask - for better health'.

In this episode, Associate Professor Michelle Giles talks about the vaccines that pregnant women need to take during pregnancy to help ward off any severe illnesses and diseases.