IHRC held an online author evening with Shahd Alshammari, to discuss her book Head Above Water: Reflections on Illness. Purchase Head Above Water from the IHRC Bookshop. WATCH THE AUTHOR EVENING: This event was chaired by Mariam Hakim. The conversation has been edited for better
In collaboration with Karima Foundation and SOAS Islamic Society, IHRC hosted an author evening on Monday, 13 February at SOAS, with Dr Jonathan A.C. Brown, Mustafa Briggs and Habeeb Akande, to discuss Islam & Blackness. Purchase Islam & Blackness and Beyond Bilal from the IHRC
On Friday, 20 January 2023, IHRC hosted an event with Shaykh Omar Subedar, author of the book A Collection of Imam Abu Hanifah’s Hadiths and Fatwas – purchase here from the IHRC Bookshop. The event was moderated by Ustadh Nisar Shaikh. WATCH THE FULL AUTHOR EVENING
IHRC held an author evening with Kosser Abdul Aziz in January 2023 to discuss Tales of Mini Maryam, a compilation of short, real-life and extremely cute stories based on Kosser’s then 3-year-old daughter, Maryam. Purchase a signed copy of Tales of Mini Maryam here WATCH
On Sunday, 15th January 2023, the Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) held its annual Genocide Memorial Day which featured a number of speakers, all of whom were experts in the fields of international conflicts, human rights and decolonial studies. WATCH THE FULL EVENT: This
IHRC, SACC and DIN’s 9th annual Islamophobia Conference took place between 9 – 11 December 2022. A full written report will be added to this page. All the videos of the sessions* can be found on this page. Friday 9 December 2022, 7pm GMT –
IHRC held an author evening on Friday, 23 September 20233, with Ustadh Nisar Shaikh, to discuss his book Prophetic Grappling. Purchase Prophetic Grappling from the IHRC Booshop. WATCH THE AUTHOR EVENING HERE: Nisar Ahmed Shaikh is an avid grappler having trained extensively
On Friday 26 August 2022, IHRC hosted an event with renowned writer and author Zirrar to discuss his new book Gazi and the Garden, a “modern collection of English translations of poetry by Muhammad Iqbal.” Muhammad Iqbal is “considered by many to be the last
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