An Important Talk on Dawah by Br.Waseem

[Muslim..Priincess]

Just four more days..!

[Muslim..Priincess]

Just 2 more days

[sami_uddin58]

Its tomorrow.

Br Waseem has requested all of us to pray for the succes of the event.
May Allah give him strength to convey the Truth and protect him.

DATE: Saturday 17th December

TIME: 6pm - 9pm (Registration Starts at 5:30 PM)

VENUE: 342 Swanston St. Cnr Latrobe St. (RMIT Storey Hall,RMIT City Campus)

details: www.ireaworld.org

[luv_my_musik]

What exactly is the registration for?

[Sumayyah]

It is just to register your details with IREA so that you can be on the contact list, as far as I am aware.

[At-Ta'if]

I'm going to try leave work early to attend insha'Allah

[At-Ta'if]

I was able to attend alhamdulillah. Brother Waseem Razvi is an exceptional speaker Masha'Allah, reminds me of Dr. Zakir Naik.

Just some constructive feedback which will also be directed at the organisers if they don't have a representative here. Overall organisation could have been better planned. The kick off was a little slow, especially with a 15 minute video which was difficult to understand.

Also, the question and answer session could have been coordinated better. My brother suggested that the Christians/ non-Muslims should have been given priority for asking questions, more so because Br. Waseem was the only one allowed to answer them.

Regardless, the organisers did a great job. May Allah reward them and help them host further beneficial events in the future.

[Muslim..Priincess]

Some fedback, missed out in filling the form, Overall I loved it..8/10

Would have given 10/10 if it started at 6:00 rather than ~6:40. I also said the same thing as taif, the non Muslims should have asked their questions first. I must also say the camera's were just EVERYWHERE! They were so annoying, I understand taking photos of the speakers and the organisers, and even the audience, but constantly places the cameras on the sisters side was a bit frustrating..

Anyway, I'm looking forward the future ones, I think irea has become my fav. group inshAllah it is mre bigger, better and more successful!

[Sumayyah]

Some fedback, missed out in filling the form, Overall I loved it..8/10

Would have given 10/10 if it started at 6:00 rather than ~6:40. I also said the same thing as taif, the non Muslims should have asked their questions first. I must also say the camera's were just EVERYWHERE! They were so annoying, I understand taking photos of the speakers and the organisers, and even the audience, but constantly places the cameras on the sisters side was a bit frustrating..

Anyway, I'm looking forward the future ones, I think irea has become my fav. group inshAllah it is mre bigger, better and more successful!

JazakAllahu khayran sis for your feedback. I will let the other sister co-ordinators know inshallah.. I missed it was doing outside stuff.. so didn't even make it into the theatre.. alhamdulilah we had a packed audience..

[Sumayyah]

I was able to attend alhamdulillah. Brother Waseem Razvi is an exceptional speaker Masha'Allah, reminds me of Dr. Zakir Naik.

Just some constructive feedback which will also be directed at the organisers if they don't have a representative here. Overall organisation could have been better planned. The kick off was a little slow, especially with a 15 minute video which was difficult to understand.

Also, the question and answer session could have been coordinated better. My brother suggested that the Christians/ non-Muslims should have been given priority for asking questions, more so because Br. Waseem was the only one allowed to answer them.

Regardless, the organisers did a great job. May Allah reward them and help them host further beneficial events in the future.

JazakAllahu khayran brother I will pass your feedback to the co-ordinators. Yeah I dont know about the brothers side.. But sometimes it is hard to tell who is muslim or non muslim.. Even when doing registration I went to write non muslim for some women and they said - umm no I am muslim, so I guess the sisters also may have thought some of the non hijaab women were non muslim.. I dont know if it is the same case for the brothers.. But there has got to be a way to combat that inshallah.. Even if it means us asking each person if they are muslim or not - even if it may offend.. Cos you guys are right.. We wanted feedback and questions from Non Muslims. It was about the "SIMILARITIES"and not differences.. and I didnt get the chance to come inside but I did get told that some of the questions were trying to conjure up differences and attack non muslims.. when this was supposed to be an initial meeting trying to establish we have alot of common beliefs.. To establish further dawah.. The debate will be for all those types of questions inshallah.. Allahu Allam

[sami_uddin58]

thanx taif for the feedback, i wil pas it on.
after listening to the talk i realized what a treasure has Allah blessed this country with. no when the aussies say australia is a blessed country, we can say yes it is
about q & a, i think out of 10 questions 7 or so were asked by non muslims but i wil confirm, also thats what they announced that non muslims wil b given preferenc.

[sami_uddin58]

Some fedback, missed out in filling the form, Overall I loved it..8/10

Would have given 10/10 if it started at 6:00 rather than ~6:40. I also said the same thing as taif, the non Muslims should have asked their questions first. I must also say the camera's were just EVERYWHERE! They were so annoying, I understand taking photos of the speakers and the organisers, and even the audience, but constantly places the cameras on the sisters side was a bit frustrating..

Anyway, I'm looking forward the future ones, I think irea has become my fav. group inshAllah it is mre bigger, better and more successful!

i think we should give irea 12/10 (nobody, dont start questioning my maths), as the reason they waited or delayed was in respect of arrival of all muslim leaders and scholars. its not easy to get all of them at one place and if we have to wait half an hour to get all of them, thats just perfect. anyway next time lets escort the sheikhs and our leaders.

[Muslim..Priincess]

Oh okay, I didn't know you were waiting for the shaykhs. Sorry. But I still don't like when events start later than it should...

[At-Ta'if]

i think we should give irea 12/10 (nobody, dont start questioning my maths), as the reason they waited or delayed was in respect of arrival of all muslim leaders and scholars. its not easy to get all of them at one place and if we have to wait half an hour to get all of them, thats just perfect. anyway next time lets escort the sheikhs and our leaders.

Beginning of events shouldn't be delayed for more than 5-10 minutes in any circumstance, especially for large events. Quite frankly, if people are late that's their problem. It's not fair for the people that are sitting in a hot hall waiting or were in a rush to get to the venue on time only to find out it hasn't even started. Some people have tight agendas and have to be at a certain place at a certain time.

Also, if you have this policy of waiting for people, next time those who came on time will come late as well because they will assume the lecture hasn't started. It will become a trend.

Just something to keep in mind for next time insha'Allah...

[Syed Ali]

Allahuakaber
Two Christian sisters have accepted Islam from among those who attended Br Waseem's Lecture on sat 17 Dec. May Allah reward all those involved. And Make the Journey of Islam easy for our new sisters.

[waheed mohammed]

Mashallah its great may allah swt steadfast those who accepted islam...............make dua to understand and become good muslim

[sami_uddin58]

Beginning of events shouldn't be delayed for more than 5-10 minutes in any circumstance, especially for large events. Quite frankly, if people are late that's their problem. It's not fair for the people that are sitting in a hot hall waiting or were in a rush to get to the venue on time only to find out it hasn't even started. Some people have tight agendas and have to be at a certain place at a certain time.

Also, if you have this policy of waiting for people, next time those who came on time will come late as well because they will assume the lecture hasn't started. It will become a trend.

Just something to keep in mind for next time insha'Allah...

fair enough taif, passed on to the organizers and was assured inshala next time no late beginnings as some others also mentioned the same concern.

[waheed mohammed]

[Syed Ali]

Event: Muslims, Christians and people of all Faiths are invited for a Public Talk followed by
Open Question & Answer Session with the Audience. An Opportunity to interact.

Topic: MOTHER MARY & JESUS (Peace Be Upon Them) - An Islamic Perspective.
Speaker: Br.Waseem Razvi
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(Student of Islam & Comparative Religion)

Time: 6:30pm

Date: 29 January, Sunday

Location: IISNA 995 Sydney Rd, Couburg North

[Syed Ali]

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