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The World Federation and The Council of European Jamaats organise Spouse Selection Workshop: Saturday 15 March 2014, Birmingham
Following the success of the last workshop held in January 2014 in Hyderi , The World Federation, in partnership with The Council of European Jamaats, has organised another workshop for single males and females aged 18 and over on the topic of spouse selection.
“It made you re-evaluate your values and yourself, and the role play scenarios made you think” Hyderi, January 2014.
“Interactive, informal, organised. The content was great, lots to think about, a good way of challenging pre-set ideas” Hyderi, January 2014.
“hmm, there was so much I took away from this workshop, the interaction, the real life examples, the real life stories, the small break out groups, the discussions etc, wish we had more time, it is definitely not what I had expected and will really help me going forward” Orlando, November 2013.
The workshop will be facilitated by Brother Abbas Merali, co-author of Selecting a Spouse
Where: KSIMC Birmingham, 17 Clifton Road, Birmingham, B12 8SX
When: Saturday 15 March 2014, 930am – 6pm
Cost: £7.50 per person
How to register: Complete this form
For more information email [email protected]
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