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Islamic Circles —

Forthcoming Muslim Marriage Events


Assalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu,


Please find below details of our forthcoming Muslim Marriage Events :


All future events including dates and times are posted on our

website: www.muslimmarriageevents.org and these include:


Canary Wharf Muslim Professionals Marriage Event

Divorced, Widowed & Polygamy Muslim Marriage Event

Guajarati Muslim Marriage Event

Leeds Muslim Marriage Event

Students Muslim Marriage Event

African and Caribbean Muslim Marriage Event

Freshie's and Immigrants Muslim Marriage Event

Glasgow Muslim Marriage Event

Turkish Muslim Marriage Event

The Disabilities Muslim Marriage Event

Converts Muslim Marriage Event


********* FORTHCOMING EVENTS IN BRIEF *********************************


1) ARAB MUSLIM MARRIAGE EVENT: London, 26th January

2) PAKISTANI MUSLIM MARRIAGE EVENT: Birmingham, 2nd February

3) MUSLIM MARRIAGE EVENT FOR THOSE 30 AND OVER: C London, 15th February

4) SOMALI MUSLIM MARRIAGE EVENT: C London, 23rd February


*********** FORTHCOMING EVENTS & NOTICES IN DETAIL**********************


Islamic Circles presents:


1) ARAB MUSLIM MARRIAGE EVENT


Date: Saturday 26th January 2008

Time: 4.00 pm - 8.30 pm

Venue: Muslim Cultural Heritage Centre, 244 Acklam Road, Westbourne

Park, London, W10 5YG


DEADLINE FOR BOOKING: WEDNESDAY 23RD JANUARY 2008


Hal tab7athu 3an shareekati 7ayaatika? A maa zilti tab7atheena

3an ash-shakh9 al-munaasib li bintiki aw ukhtiki?


A matrimonial event especially geared towards to Muslims of Arab

origin. People of all statuses are welcome. Non-Arab Muslims are

also welcome to take part if they are open to marrying Muslims

from an Arab background. Light refreshments will be provided.


This event is for sincere and serious people only. Time wasters

and people with bad attitudes are strongly requested not to

come. Registration begins from 4.00 pm and latecomers are to

be penalised. Prior registration is compulsory so please book

online.


For further information contact:

Tel: 07956 983 609 / 07504 336 911

E-mail: marriage@islamiccircles.org

Website: www.muslimmarriageevents.org


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Islamic Circles presents:


2) PAKISTANI MUSLIM MARRIAGE EVENT


Facilatators include:

Shaykh Abdul-Hadee Al-Umaree, Imam of Greenlane Masjid

and Birmingham Shariah Council)

Brother Tahir Alam (MCB, Education Commitee),

Sidi Shahid Akmal (Ex Chairman of Harrow Mosque)

Sister Amra Bone (Birmingham Shariah Council,

Coventry City Circle)


Date: Saturday 2nd Feburuary 2008

Time: 4.30pm - 8pm

Venue: Al-Hijrah Community Centre, 71 Hob Moor Road,

Small Heath, Birmingham B10 9AZ


DEADLINE FOR BOOKING: WEDNESDAY 30TH JANUARY 2008


A marriage event especially geared towards to Muslims of Pakistani

origin. People of all statuses, "castes" and economic levels are

welcome to attend. Non-Pakistanis are also welcome if they are

open to marrying Muslims from a Pakistani background. Proceeds

from the event will go towards Al-Hijrah Trust, established in

1988 to address the educational needs of Muslim children in the

UK (Charity Registration Number - 1015880).


This event is for sincere and serious people only. Time wasters

and people with bad manners are requested not to attend. Light

refreshments will be available. Registration commences from

4.00 pm and latecomers who miss the discussion sessions will

be penalised. Prior registration is compulsory, so please book

online at our website.


For more information please contact:

Tel: 07504 336 911 / 07956 983 609

E-mail: marriage@islamiccircles.org

Website: www.muslimmarriageevents.org


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Islamic Circles presents:


3) MUSLIM MARRIAGE EVENT FOR THOSE 30 AND OVER


Date: Friday 15th Feburuary 2008

Time: 6pm - 9pm

Venue: Room 405/6, 4th Floor, Birkbeck College,

University of London, Malet Street, Bloomsbury,

London WC1E 7HX


DEADLINE FOR BOOKING: WEDNESDAY 13TH FEBRUARY 2008


A marriage event especially geared towards to Muslims

of 30 and over. All Muslims irrespective of race,

origin and statuses are welcome.


This event is for sincere and serious people only,

not time wasters and people with bad manners.


Light refreshments will be provided. Registration will

be at 5.45pm and latecomers will be penalised.


Prior registration is compulsory so please book

online at www.muslimmarriageevents.org


For more information please contact:

Tel: 07504 336 911 / 07956 983 609

E-mail: marriage@islamiccircles.org

Website: www.muslimmarriageevents.org


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Islamic Circles presents:


4) SOMALI MUSLIM MARRIAGE EVENT


Date: Saturday 23rd Feburuary 2008

Time: 5pm - 8pm

Venue: Birkbeck College, University of London,

Malet Street, Bloomsbury, London WC1E 7HX


DEADLINE FOR BOOKING: WEDNESDAY 20TH FEBRUARY 2008


A matrimonial event especially geared towards to Muslims of Somali

origin. People of all statuses are welcome. Non-Somali Muslims are

also welcome to take part if they are open to marrying Muslims

from a Somali background. Light refreshments will be provided.


This event is for sincere and serious people only. Time wasters

and people with bad attitudes are strongly requested not to

come. Registration begins from 5pm and latecomers are to

be penalised. Prior registration is compulsory so please book

online.


For more information please contact:

Tel: 07504 336 911 / 07956 983 609

E-mail: marriage@islamiccircles.org

Website: www.muslimmarriageevents.org


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For more information about Islamic Circles Matrimonial Service please contact:

Tel: 07504 336 911 / 07956 983 609

E-mail: marriage@islamiccircles.org

Website: www.muslimmarriageevents.org


Wassalaam 'alaikum wa rahmatullaah.


Admin - Islamic Circles


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Forum

Seraphim — Sat, 2 Feb 2008 - 10:37

[quote="Sirus"][quote="MuslimBro"][quote="Sirus"]its a sign bro.....attend an event....you might just get lucky![/quote]

You're my older bro, you should get married first![/quote]


as as younger brother, what are you doing to help my case![/quote]


He's pointing you in the right direction :twisted:


Seraphim — Sat, 2 Feb 2008 - 10:37

Ofcourse the guy has to make sacrifices.


He has to start earning as much to provide a future (most guys never really thought about the future until they got married). Guys have to strike a balance between what their wife wants and what their mother wants since they rarely agree with each other.


For the guy its mostly a change in his attitude and behaviour and habbits. Which is NOT as easy as it sounds. He nolonger has to just think about himself but about his wife too with every decision he makes. So dont say the guy doesnt make any sacrifices.


Seraphim — Sat, 2 Feb 2008 - 11:05

[quote="Angel"]Seraph- i am soo nosy but i thought you once mentioned you were engaged, hmm, so weird dunno why i thought that![/quote]


Wayda go angel... tell every1 why dont u.


[size=5](nosy scot)[/size].


[size=7]lol, everyones waiting for me to finish my postgraduate and then get a job before I say "Kabool'Hai" (or i run away... which ever comes first).[/size]


You — Sun, 3 Feb 2008 - 00:44

[quote="Irfan.Khan"]Or running away from home and dating a white [b]guy[/b] astagifirullah!![/quote]


yup, that would be especially bad for Seraph.


Problem is not the colour of the skin...


Ya'qub — Sun, 3 Feb 2008 - 00:48

[quote="You"]It is a racist propaganda film.[/quote]


agreed. I saw it when I was a Kafir-scum and liked it, but when I watched it again after converting I was pretty angry with its portrayal of Muslims.


Seraphim — Sun, 3 Feb 2008 - 11:59

[quote="MuslimBro"]Did you watch East is East by any chance?[/quote]


Yes, I have seen East is East and no my life nothing like that. The running away bit was just a dream i had. Doesnt mean i'll actually do it :roll:


[quote="You"]yup, that would be especially bad for Seraph.


Problem is not the colour of the skin...[/quote]


Im not sure what colour of skin has got to do with anything... although i frequently get mistaken for a white guy lol.


[quote="Ya'qub"]...or maybe doing a certain art project? [/quote]


lol 😂 astagfirullah!


Sirus — Sun, 3 Feb 2008 - 13:08

ive always refused to watch that film, so i dont knw what the art prject bit is about!


There seems to be a situation developing about me within the relatives...and its starting to upset and annoy me now :? - ive known it for time, but its coming to light more lately....and obv its on this topic


takes the michael :evil:


Noor — Sun, 3 Feb 2008 - 15:06

you should confront them, it's the best way or else they're going to think you're fine with it because you haven’t said anything and if you know they are plotting, that means they know you know.


Sirus — Sun, 3 Feb 2008 - 15:18

[quote="Noor"]you should confront them, it's the best way or else they're going to think you're fine with it because you haven’t said anything and if you know they are plotting, that means they know you know.[/quote]


I have made my situation clear to my familty - they all know my stance


however if i say anything to my relatives yet then im gona break some hearts - which is what im gona do wen i have to, jus hoping i dont really have to! lol. And because no1 has said anything DIRECTLY to me, i cant say anythin directly back to em. I have to leave it to my mum to ward em off....but when its family, they use all kindsa emotional attempts at boxxing u off :evil:


Sirus — Sun, 3 Feb 2008 - 15:24

oh and you have to be careful what you say, because at teh end of day - they are ya rellies and you dont wanna cause rifts between families etc ...best to use the wisdom approach - which is why i tell my family straight up the way i see things, as they wil listen and understand, and then hopefully then can relay that to any rellies who think im gona marry my cousins :evil:


two aunties were upset when they heard my big bro were marrying outta family, and mum had to deal with em as there were some silly rumours goin around about why he wouldnt marry one of ma cousins (i tell ya...some asian women are so silly). They have to accept it now....but one comes around and speaks to ma mum, to secure me :evil: totally p*sd me off yesterday, she wanted my rishta since i was a child. i mean, did anyone ask me when i was a child! WTF! :evil: :evil:


ive decided to take a very tough and cold stance, and im willing to upset people but dont wanna say too much about it. No yesterday, no today, no tomorrow - the sooner they understand that, the better


Noor — Sun, 3 Feb 2008 - 15:54

as long as you've your parents on board you're fine. they'll always back you up inshaaAllah. that's cousins for you, but remember no one can force you to do anything you don't want to and if it means upsetting and breaking people's hearts along the way then so be it. you’re human as well with a heart, why don't they take that into consideration when they start plotting and planning! and don't let them use emotional blackmail on you, that's a typical asian tactic, bring the deen into it and no one can say jack to you.


i know someone in the same position as you, no one has said anything to each other directly but everyone knows about it and now the situation has got really, really bad.


MuslimBro — Sun, 3 Feb 2008 - 21:33

Wow, this is like an Indian film (not that I watch any).


And you were telling me to look for a wife for you. Looking to have two wives eh :twisted:


If I was you I would tell them directly. Like I'm going to marry who I want, and if you like them so much, why don't you marry them. Sometimes telling the truth (how you feel) will hurt others but there's no other choice. Unless you wanna go ahead and marry your cousin.


I myself can't imagine marrying a cousin.


Noor — Sun, 3 Feb 2008 - 21:40

I don't have any male marriageable age cousins! Allhamdulilah 😃


(Wow I only have 4 male cousins :shock: 😃 )


Angel — Sun, 3 Feb 2008 - 22:40

[quote="Seraphim"][quote="Angel"]Seraph- i am soo nosy but i thought you once mentioned you were engaged, hmm, so weird dunno why i thought that![/quote]


Wayda go angel... tell every1 why dont u.


[size=5](nosy scot)[/size].


[size=7]lol, everyones waiting for me to finish my postgraduate and then get a job before I say "Kabool'Hai" (or i run away... which ever comes first).[/size][/quote]


oopsie sorry! :oops:


Sirus — Mon, 4 Feb 2008 - 14:44

[quote="MuslimBro"]Wow, this is like an Indian film (not that I watch any).


And you were telling me to look for a wife for you. Looking to have two wives eh :twisted:


If I was you I would tell them directly. Like I'm going to marry who I want, and if you like them so much, why don't you marry them. Sometimes telling the truth (how you feel) will hurt others but there's no other choice. Unless you wanna go ahead and marry your cousin.


I myself can't imagine marrying a cousin.[/quote]


:evil: its not....if it were, where are the actresses! lol..joke


seriously tho.......im not against the idea of marrying cousins, it works for some people.......and i wouldnt tell everyone to count against it.


but i cant see it happening in my case, and i dont wanna say anything directly until im asked directly.....cant jus go around creating rifts between relatives uneccesarily. Im jus hoping and praying things change and i dont get asked........coz if i do, well i will break some hearts, but im not the type who enjoys having people angry with me


Naz — Mon, 4 Feb 2008 - 15:34

[quote="Seraphim"][quote="MuslimBro"]Did you watch East is East by any chance?[/quote]


Yes, I have seen East is East and no my life nothing like that. The running away bit was just a dream i had. Doesnt mean i'll actually do it :roll:


[/quote]


I think they are trying imply that your gay.


Personally i dont think think there is owt wrong with the film, i think its quite funny. There are Muslim families out there just like the family in East is East.


As for the art project that is just gross and wrong.