
Get ready for Ramadan with our Nights of Spirituality Tour.
Recitation, reminders and nasheeds. Five dates across the country.
Sheikh Navaid Aziz
Sheikh Mahmood Fawzi
Nasheed artist Yahya Hawwa
About the Tour
Join us this month for five nights of recitation, spirituality and prayer as we raise money to help orphaned children and to provide food to hungry families in Ramadan.
So when the Qur'an is recited, then listen to it and pay attention that you may receive mercy. (Quran 7:204)
Explore the true meaning and power of the Quran as our knowledgeable sheikhs guide you through the holy book, discussing mercy, forgiveness and how to make the most of the blessed month of Ramadan.
Friday 19th April – Aberdeen – dinner event
Saturday 20th April – Leeds
Sunday 21st April – Birmingham – dinner event
Monday 22nd April – London
Sunday 28th April – Leicester
Doors open 6.30 p.m. for a 7.15 p.m. start.
Tickets:
Aberdeen and Birmingham: £10 early bird/ £15 on the door (includes dinner).
Leeds, London and Leicester: £5 early bird/£7 on the door.
The event in Leicester will feature different guest speakers – Sheikh Essa Alenizy, Sheikh Abdul Majid Iltaf and Qari Omar Aswat will be joining Sheikh Mahmood Fawzi for one night only. See our Guest Speakers section for more details.
Raising money for Human Appeal’s Feed the Fasting and Orphans projects
Come along to Human Appeal’s Nights of Spirituality and help to raise funds to support Little Human Appeal, which provides sponsorship for orphaned children around the world.
“Whoever embraces an orphan of two Muslim parents by feeding him and giving him drink until he is independent of him, Paradise will certainly be necessary for him.” (Malik ibn Al-Harith)
You’ll also be supporting our Feed the Fasting project, which provides parcels to families with enough food to get them through the month of Ramadan. Last year, with your help, we fed over 100,000 people for the whole month – help us to reach even more this Ramadan.
Join us as we gear up for Ramadan in a night of spirituality, recitation and prayer as we ask Allah to alleviate the hunger, hardship and violence for disadvantaged people around the world.
“Whoever feeds a fasting person will have a reward like that of the fasting person, without any reduction in his reward.” (Ahmad and Al-Nasai)

About the Tour
Join us this month for five nights of recitation, spirituality and prayer as we raise money to help orphaned children and to provide food to hungry families in Ramadan.
So when the Qur'an is recited, then listen to it and pay attention that you may receive mercy. (Quran 7:204)
Explore the true meaning and power of the Quran as our knowledgeable sheikhs guide you through the holy book, discussing mercy, forgiveness and how to make the most of the blessed month of Ramadan.
Friday 19th April – Aberdeen – dinner event
Saturday 20th April – Leeds
Sunday 21st April – Birmingham – dinner event
Monday 22nd April – London
Sunday 28th April – Leicester
Doors open 6.30 p.m. for a 7.15 p.m. start.
Tickets:
Aberdeen and Birmingham: £10 early bird/ £15 on the door (includes dinner).
Leeds, London and Leicester: £5 early bird/£7 on the door.
The event in Leicester will feature different guest speakers – Sheikh Essa Alenizy, Sheikh Abdul Majid Iltaf and Qari Omar Aswat will be joining Sheikh Mahmood Fawzi for one night only. See our Guest Speakers section for more details.
Raising money for Human Appeal’s Feed the Fasting and Orphans projects
Come along to Human Appeal’s Nights of Spirituality and help to raise funds to support Little Human Appeal, which provides sponsorship for orphaned children around the world.
“Whoever embraces an orphan of two Muslim parents by feeding him and giving him drink until he is independent of him, Paradise will certainly be necessary for him.” (Malik ibn Al-Harith)
You’ll also be supporting our Feed the Fasting project, which provides parcels to families with enough food to get them through the month of Ramadan. Last year, with your help, we fed over 100,000 people for the whole month – help us to reach even more this Ramadan.
Join us as we gear up for Ramadan in a night of spirituality, recitation and prayer as we ask Allah to alleviate the hunger, hardship and violence for disadvantaged people around the world.
“Whoever feeds a fasting person will have a reward like that of the fasting person, without any reduction in his reward.” (Ahmad and Al-Nasai)
Guest Speakers
Sheikh Navaid Aziz
Having studied at the Islamic University of Madinah, Sheikh Navaid is currently Director of Public Relations at AlMaghrib Institute, which is blazing a trail by making Islamic education accessible, engaging and spiritual to English speakers in 40 countries around the world.
As Director of Religious and Social Services for the Islamic Information Society of Calgary, Canada, which supports the local community with educational events, resources, and religious guidance.
As a highly sought-after lecturer and speaker across the world, Sheikh Navaid is passionate about Muslim youth education, frequently speaks on the topics of spirituality, morality, education and mutual respect.
Sheikh Mahmood Fawzi
Sheikh Mahmood Fawzi is hailed across the country for his moving and soothing recitation of the Quran. He studied and worked at al-Azhar University in Cairo and was the Imam at a Cairo mosque before moving to the UK.
Having completed memorization of the Quran at the young age of 11, today he dedicates his time to helping children in the West Midlands to do the same.
He served as an Imam at Al-Amanah Masjid in Birmingham and leads taraweeh prayers during Ramadan.
It is a gift to be able to hear Sheikh Mahmood recite live; don’t miss out on this chance.
Yahya Hawwa
Syrian singer Yahya Hawwa is known for his nasheeds, as well as songs about his homeland that promote human rights, faith and spirituality. He’ll be performing nasheeds without instruments or music.
His voice has taken him around the world, from the Middle East, to America and Europe, as well as Australia, Malaysia and Turkey.
Sheikh Essa Alenizy is the lead imam and khateeb at Masjid al-Falaah in Birmingham. He memorized the Quran aged just six, and began leading taraweeh prayers when he was 15, in the Grand Mosque of Kuwait.
Since then, Sheikh Essa has performed khatms – the completion of the Quran during taraweeh prayers – six times in mosques across Britain, including at Abdullah Quilliam Mosque, the first masjid in Britain.
Sheikh Essa has memorized over 2,000 hadiths, received certificates in tafseer, and gained his ijaza license from the Imam of the Grand Mosque of Kuwait. During his time in Kuwait, he was also appointed Imam of al-Rashid Mosque, which broadcasted taraqweeh and qiyam prayers live on television.
Sheikh Abdul Majid was born in Crawley to English-Pakistani parents. As a young adult he was drawn to community work, and soon traveled to South Africa to begin his studies of Islam. Since then he has studied in the Dars-i Nizami system in Pakistan, and in Darul Uloom in London. He has also completed a masters in Islamic banking and finance.
Going back to his roots, Sheikh Abdul Majid was the imam and head teacher if Langley Green Masjid in Crawley for four years, before setting up his own Islamic evening school.
Today he is studying to become a registered counsellor and psychotherapist so that he can further support his community. He frequently talks at events across the UK; he is a passionate speaker who delivers heartfelt messages at his weekly Islamic classes and jumaah prayers.

Sheikh Navaid Aziz
Having studied at the Islamic University of Madinah, Sheikh Navaid is currently Director of Public Relations at AlMaghrib Institute, which is blazing a trail by making Islamic education accessible, engaging and spiritual to English speakers in 40 countries around the world.
As Director of Religious and Social Services for the Islamic Information Society of Calgary, Canada, which supports the local community with educational events, resources, and religious guidance.
As a highly sought-after lecturer and speaker across the world, Sheikh Navaid is passionate about Muslim youth education, frequently speaks on the topics of spirituality, morality, education and mutual respect.

Sheikh Mahmood Fawzi
Sheikh Mahmood Fawzi is hailed across the country for his moving and soothing recitation of the Quran. He studied and worked at al-Azhar University in Cairo and was the Imam at a Cairo mosque before moving to the UK.
Having completed memorization of the Quran at the young age of 11, today he dedicates his time to helping children in the West Midlands to do the same.
He served as an Imam at Al-Amanah Masjid in Birmingham and leads taraweeh prayers during Ramadan.
It is a gift to be able to hear Sheikh Mahmood recite live; don’t miss out on this chance.

Yahya Hawwa
Syrian singer Yahya Hawwa is known for his nasheeds, as well as songs about his homeland that promote human rights, faith and spirituality. He’ll be performing nasheeds without instruments or music.
His voice has taken him around the world, from the Middle East, to America and Europe, as well as Australia, Malaysia and Turkey.

Sheikh Essa Alenizy is the lead imam and khateeb at Masjid al-Falaah in Birmingham. He memorized the Quran aged just six, and began leading taraweeh prayers when he was 15, in the Grand Mosque of Kuwait.
Since then, Sheikh Essa has performed khatms – the completion of the Quran during taraweeh prayers – six times in mosques across Britain, including at Abdullah Quilliam Mosque, the first masjid in Britain.
Sheikh Essa has memorized over 2,000 hadiths, received certificates in tafseer, and gained his ijaza license from the Imam of the Grand Mosque of Kuwait. During his time in Kuwait, he was also appointed Imam of al-Rashid Mosque, which broadcasted taraqweeh and qiyam prayers live on television.

Sheikh Abdul Majid was born in Crawley to English-Pakistani parents. As a young adult he was drawn to community work, and soon traveled to South Africa to begin his studies of Islam. Since then he has studied in the Dars-i Nizami system in Pakistan, and in Darul Uloom in London. He has also completed a masters in Islamic banking and finance.
Going back to his roots, Sheikh Abdul Majid was the imam and head teacher if Langley Green Masjid in Crawley for four years, before setting up his own Islamic evening school.
Today he is studying to become a registered counsellor and psychotherapist so that he can further support his community. He frequently talks at events across the UK; he is a passionate speaker who delivers heartfelt messages at his weekly Islamic classes and jumaah prayers.
Venues
19 April 2019 / 7.15pm / £10
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Marriott Hotel, Overton Circle, Dyce, Aberdeen, AB21 7AZ
20 April 2019 / 7.15pm / £5
Leeds
Lingfield Community Centre, Lingfield Hill, Leeds, LS17 7EJ
21 April 2019 / 7.15pm / £10
Birmingham
Regents Park Banqueting Hall, Regent Park Road, Birmingham, B10 0QP
22 April 2019 / 7.15pm / £5
East London
The Atrium London Venue, 124 Cheshire St, London, E2 6EJ
28 April 2019 / 7.15pm / £5
Leicester
St Barnabas Road, Leicester, LE5 4BD
Date
City
Time
Price
Address
19 Apr
Aberdeen
19.15pm
£10
Aberdeen Marriott Hotel, Overton Circle, Dyce, Aberdeen, AB21 7AZ
20 Apr
Leeds
19.15pm
£5
Lingfield Community Centre, Lingfield Hill, Leeds, LS17 7EJ
21 Apr
Birmingham
19.15pm
£10
Regents Park Banqueting Hall, Regent Park Road, Birmingham, B10 0QP
22 Apr
East London
19.15pm
£5
The Atrium London Venue, 124 Cheshire St, London, E2 6EJ
28 Apr
Leicester
19.15pm
£5
St Barnabas Road, Leicester, LE5 4BD
Aberdeen
19 April 2019
Iftar Dinner
Venue address
Aberdeen Marriott Hotel
Overton Circle
Dyce
Aberdeen
AB21 7AZ
Event start
Doors Open 7.15pm
Tickets
£10
Leeds
20 April 2019
Conference
Venue address
Lingfield Community Centre
Lingfield Hill
Leeds
LS17 7EJ
Event start
Doors Open 7.15pm
Tickets
£5
Birmingham
21 April 2019
Iftar Dinner
Venue address
Regents Park Banqueting Hall
Regent Park Road
Birmingham
B10 0QP
Event start
Doors Open 7.15pm
Tickets
£10
East London
22 April 2019
Conference
Venue address
The Atrium London Venue
124 Cheshire St
London
E2 6EJ
Event start
Doors Open 7.15pm
Tickets
£5
Leicester
28 April 2019
Conference
Venue address
St Barnabas Road
Leicester
LE5 4BD
Event start
Doors Open 7.15pm
Tickets
£5
Tickets
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