Don’t Miss Question Time: This Sunday
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Sunday, April 18th at 4:30pm GMT
Do you have questions about Islam and don’t know where to go? Looking for Shariah advice for dealing with the issues in your life? It’s hard to find a scholar to turn to, someone who not only has the prerequisite book-knowledge, but who also has the wisdom and understanding of how to apply their knowledge to real-life situations.
Who better to ask than a Mufti? Someone with years of experience dealing with the same sorts of issues that you are facing. With this in mind, we have asked Sheikh Nuh Ali Salman to join us every other week to answer your questions for SunniPath’s Question Time. Sheikh Nuh previously served as the Grand Mufti of Jordan, the Mufti of the Jordanian armed forces, and the Jordanian ambassador to Iran. While he has issued legal rulings at the highest levels, he also possesses a unique ability to deal with people and problems of all levels that he has earned through decades of experience.
We invite you to join us this Sunday, April 18th, 2010, at 4:30pm GMT for our second session of Question Time with one of the world’s greatest Islamic scholars. Beyond being able to ask your questions directly, you will experience knowledge, wisdom, discretion, and insight that only a true scholar can embody.
How to Ask a Question:
Before the session begins, you can submit your questions on http://www.SunniPath.com/QuestionTime/ by clicking on the “Enter Question Time” button. You can also ask questions live during the session itself. A SunniPath teacher will serve as a live translator.
How to Attend the Live Session:
Pre-registration is not required to attend the live sessions. However, there is limited seating and attendance is on a first come, first serve basis. To attend, simply go to http://www.SunniPath.com/QuestionTime/ and click on the “Enter Question Time” button.
Please note the following:
- You must be a registered SunniPath user to attend the session. If you don’t have a SunniPath account, go here to get one for free.
- If you get disconnected from the session, you may not be able to get a seat when you return. Hence, we strongly advise you to use a wired connection.
- In order to allow the maximum number of people to benefit, we encourage to attend the session in groups.
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