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History is often told from the perspective of the
conqueror:
Ancient maps depicting exaggerated sizes of the European continent;
stories told from a Euro-centric perspective; significant chunks in
timelines distorted or removed entirely to cover up empowering truths.
The time is long overdue for the Muslim Ummah to reclaim history.
The timely discovery of a shocking untold story finally unravels
in AlMaghrib Institute’s unparalleled double-weekend seminar
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The world will never look the same as
you uncover its secrets thought to have long been lost.
Africa is a
treasure cove embedded with scholarly tribes and ilm-powered cities.
Expand your knowledge on:
- The roots of Africa and its name
- Africa’s first encounter with Islam
- The role of Africans as Sahaba of
Rasoolullah (salla Allahu alayhi wassalam)
- The extensive advancements of
Islamic scholarship as result of African tribes and schools
- The importance and history of major
cities like Timbuktu and Qayrawaan
- Heroes of Africa who sought to it
that Islam remains pure upon the Quran and Sunnah
- The various movements and eras
Africa witnessed among the Muslims
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“At its height around
1000 A.D., Cordoba had over 200,000 houses, 600 mosques, 900 public
baths, 50 hospitals, and several large markets that catered for all
branches of trade and commerce, including 15,000 weavers! The streets
were lit for 10 miles in any direction, an innovation that took London
and Paris 700 years to achieve!”
America’s history often starts with the discovery of Columbus; yet
little is told of the rich Islamic history of the Americas both before
and after the accidental arrival of Columbus. Enlighten yourself with
facts on:
- Muslim naval explorations into the Atlantic
- Ancient maps and atlases of the Americas
accurately drawn by Muslim cartographers
- Discovery of 8th Century artefacts and coins in
the Caribbean
- Genealogical and linguistic evidences linking
American natives to Muslim Africans
- Role of Muslims in saving Islam in the hearts
of slaves
- Role of Muslims in the resistance of slavery
and return to Africa
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“One of the leading
forces in the resistance to slavery was the Muslim population who by
the very nature of their faith were independent and unwilling to submit
to oppression.”
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Dr. Abdullah Hakim Quick, with his extensive
research and specialization on the topic, will take you on an
adventurous journey of untold stories studied from a Makkah-centric
perspective. Re-establish the bond with your noble ancestry and
reconnect with those who walked these Western lands so long ago.
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