Starts | Thu 20th Feb at 17:00 |
Ends | at 19:00 |
Cost | FREE |
Max | 80 attendees |
Type | IN-PERSON Event |
the committee will set up the room, set up stalls and have everything ready for the speaker (powerpoints, projector etc). The committee will introduce the speaker before we get started. The speaker will deliver their lecture, the purpose of our existence vs social media and about Islamic Knowledge
Starts | Fri 21st Feb at 13:30 |
Ends | at 16:30 |
Cost | FREE |
Max | 35 attendees |
Type | IN-PERSON Event |
sisters will sit together and a speaker will give them advice about how to live in the western world as a muslim woman. The committee sister will have the room set up for the speaker and for all the girls to sit together and will put the room back the way it was after the event.
Starts | Sat 22nd Feb at 12:00 |
Ends | at 16:00 |
Cost | € 15.00 |
Max | 148 attendees |
Type | IN-PERSON Event |
The Ramadan Preparation Talk is a unique and impactful event organized to guide attendees in understanding the essence of Ramadan, providing them with practical advice, spiritual preparation, and an opportunity to engage with renowned speakers in a welcoming and supportive environment. This event aims to inspire individuals to prepare holistically for the holy month of Ramadan through insightful talks, meaningful discussions, and Q&A sessions.
Key details of the event include:
Engaging Speakers: The event will feature two highly respected guest speakers, Adam Al Maghribi and Abdullah Khamis, who are well-versed in Islamic teachings and community engagement. Each speaker will deliver a focused talk on key aspects of Ramadan preparation, including spiritual practices and understanding Islamic rulings related to Ramadan.
Interactive Structure: The event will include dedicated time for a Q&A session, allowing attendees to ask questions directly to the speakers and clarify their understanding. This format ensures active engagement and provides tailored guidance for the audience.
Accessibility: The event is open to DCU ISOC members as well as students from other universities, including UCD, TCD, and TUD. This inclusivity promotes inter-societal collaboration and fosters a sense of unity within the student community.
Prayer Facilities: A prayer room will be available for attendees, ensuring they can fulfill their spiritual obligations during the event. Volunteers will be on hand to guide individuals to the prayer room as needed.
Catering to All Attendees: The event will take place on the St. Patrick’s Campus, with seating arrangements planned for 120–150 people to ensure comfort and safety for all participants. Additional ushers and crowd management strategies will be implemented to guarantee a seamless experience.
Ticketing for Efficient Management: To maintain effective control of attendance and ensure sufficient capacity for all interested individuals, the event will be ticketed using the DCU platform.
Safety and Organization: Comprehensive risk assessments and safety measures will be in place. Hazards such as crowd management, trip risks, and emergency procedures have been addressed to create a secure environment.
Why This Event Matters: The Ramadan Preparation Talk is not just another event; it is an opportunity for students of all backgrounds to gain knowledge, foster community spirit, and enhance their spiritual journey. With the holy month of Ramadan fast approaching, this event provides a timely platform for individuals to connect, reflect, and prepare.
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Day: Wednesdays |
Starts: 13:00 |
Ends: 14:00 |
Max: 30 |
IN-PERSON Activity |
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Location: Pairc KA115Sisters will gather together to speak about Islam. At the start of the event everyone will introduce themselves, get to know each other. We will play an ice breaker game and then begin the event. We will pick a topic and discuss it together in hopes of gaining more |
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Day: Wednesdays |
Starts: 17:00 |
Ends: 18:00 |
Max: 30 |
IN-PERSON Activity |
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Location: Pairc KA115Brothers will gather together to speak about Islam. At the start of the event everyone will introduce themselves, get to know each other. We will play an ice breaker game and then begin the event. We will pick a topic and discuss it together in hopes of gaining more |
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Day: Thursdays |
Starts: 16:30 |
Ends: 19:00 |
Max: 35 |
IN-PERSON Activity |
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Location: Pairc KA115Sisters will gather together to listen and learn about the hijab and gain some Islamic knowledge by one of the sisters of the committee. |
Day | Wednesdays |
From | 13:00, to 14:00 |
Cost | FREE |
Max | 30 attendees |
Type | IN-PERSON Activity |
Sisters will gather together to speak about Islam. At the start of the event everyone will introduce themselves, get to know each other. We will play an ice breaker game and then begin the event. We will pick a topic and discuss it together in hopes of gaining more
Day | Wednesdays |
From | 17:00, to 18:00 |
Cost | FREE |
Max | 30 attendees |
Type | IN-PERSON Activity |
Brothers will gather together to speak about Islam. At the start of the event everyone will introduce themselves, get to know each other. We will play an ice breaker game and then begin the event. We will pick a topic and discuss it together in hopes of gaining more
Day | Thursdays |
From | 16:30, to 19:00 |
Cost | FREE |
Max | 35 attendees |
Type | IN-PERSON Activity |
Sisters will gather together to listen and learn about the hijab and gain some Islamic knowledge by one of the sisters of the committee.
A positive and welcoming community bringing Muslim students of all backgrounds together.
Our society acknowledges the importance of social, cultural, educational and religious activities, incorporating these throughout our lectures, social events and charity fundraisers. We do not only put a huge emphasis on learning, but also on making your time at DCU more memorable.
Each year we team up with other Islamic societies across Ireland to organise our annual trip abroad where students learn more about different cultures and their faith while exploring extraordinary places and trying new things.
Joining the Islamic Society allows you to take part in and experience once in a life time opportunities, all while meeting new people and making life long friends.
Our ISOC offers a wide range of leadership roles that can help you build key skills and is an amazing addition to your CV.
Most importantly, the Islamic Society allows you to spend your youth working on and actively participating in the most crucial part of our lives; Islam, and enjoying yourself while doing it.
For more information you can visit our social media pages or feel free to contact us at dcuislamicsoc@gmail.com.
Chairperson | Ahmad Bilal Hussain |
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Secretary | Abeer Khan |
Treasurer | Sulieman Aziz |
Public Relations Officer | Eqaan Khan |
Brother's OCM | Ilyas Bouabaz |
First Year Rep | Salahadeen Elmahdi |
First Year Rep | Rumaisa Adnan |
Senior Advisor | Mohammad Eid Zaher |
Sister's OCM | Ashrah Khan |
Sister's Vice Chair | Sara Haque |
Sisters Halaqa Officer | Iqra Khan |
Vice Chairperson | Muslih Mohd Taqiyuddin |
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