Learn about the different ways you can donate to The World Federation by clicking here.
Translate this page
22 January 2026 / 3. Shabaan 1447
In Search of A Homeland, A Quest For an Identity
In Search of A Homeland, A Quest For an Identity
The Muslim Convention
The World Federation are proud partners of The Muslim Convention, who will be hosting this unique Shia event:
In Search of A Homeland, A Quest For an Identity.
Dr Hasnain Walji, Madiha Raza and Shan Hassam will be representing The World Federation at this event-
Book your tickets now - Early Bird offers end 31st Oct!
The Muslim Convention aims to provide a networking platform for Shia Muslims in order to promote their spiritual, educational, social and economic well-being.
The Muslim Convention gives you the opportunity network with Shia Muslims from a variety of different backgrounds and locations. It is an event to connect and engage in intellectual topics affecting the community.
Their vision this year is to help Muslims in the United Kingdom understand and establish their identity. By the end of the event, they hope you will be confident and comfortable in calling yourself a British Muslim.
After the main convention, there will be a celebration which will be free and open to all for the birth of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his holy family).
Secure your place by clicking here.
|
Date: |
17th November 2018 |
| Location: | International Suite |
| Mercure Manchester Piccadilly Hotel | |
| Portland St, Manchester | |
| M1 4PH Click here to get directions. | |
| Ticket Prices: | Early Bird offer ends 31st October |
| Student £18 (With Valid Student ID) | |
| Adult £30 (18yrs+) | |
| Family £60 (2 Adults + up to 5 Children under 18 yrs old) | |
| Find out more about the schedule and speakers here. | |
Watch the Spoken Word Poetry here:
Event Schedule:
Speakers Include:
Related News
Related News
Mes Chers membres de la communauté,
Salaamun Alaykum,
Volunteering as an approach is built around and altruistic mindset of giving without any financial gain. This mindset, whilst quite basic as an Islamic approach, is one that is not necessarily inculcated within our children’s’ upbringing. The spirit of giving is usually at best confined to within the home or at best with the family. Why did this spirit of wanting to serve to permeate in our very pores in the past and not so to that degree now? Read more here.
