Awareness Course Under Theme "Towards Homes Abundant with Love"

The Da'wah Center at the Islamic University of Minnesota has launched a new awareness course titled "Family Reform and the Muslim Community," under the sponsorship of the center's director, Dr. Manal Mustafa. This course is part of the center's efforts to enhance family and social values within Muslim communities.

The course includes three lectures, conducted in Arabic, every Saturday from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM Mecca time, starting from July 26 until August 9, 2025.

The course targets individuals experiencing gaps in family communication or those seeking to understand the reasons behind the breakdown of Muslim homes, as well as those looking for keys to compassion and affection in building stable families. It also aims to raise a leadership generation in a healthy and cohesive environment.

The lectures focus on several main topics, with the first lecture addressing ways of family reform and enhancing feelings of compassion, while the second lecture reviews the status of women in divine laws and their legal rights. The third lecture explores intellectual fortification against cultural invasion and contemporary challenges.

The lectures will be delivered by Dr. Manal Mustafa, Dr. Sihem Abdulbaqi, and Dr. Horiya Anwar Abdulrahim, ensuring a diversity of experiences and information provided to the participants.