A spiritual retreat

Sirus —

Assalamu Alaykum


[size=18]Suhba 2005, A Spiritual Retreat [/size]


A Spiritually enlightening weekend of Lectures, Nasheeds & Guidance in the Company of Blessed Scholars.


Teachers:

[b]Shaykh Muhammad Bin Yahya Al Husayni Al Ninowy (Syria, Aleppo)

Shaykh Babikir Ahmed Babikir (Sudan/U.K)

Shaykh Abdul Aziz Ahmed (Glasgow, U.K)

Sidi Mansur Ali (U.K) [/b]

Nasheeds by Local Artists


Date(s)/Time(s): Fri 16th Dec (6 PM) - Sun 18th Dec (6 PM)


Venue/Location: Markfield Conference Centre, Leicester


Cost: Over 12’s - £40 per head

Ages 3-11 - £20 per head

Under 3 - Free


Contact:


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Please pass the message onto as many brothers and sisters you can.

May Allah(SWT) reward you in abundance

Ameen


Forum

Sirus — Tue, 29 Nov 2005 - 04:50

is any1 else thinkin of going too this?


im a big fan of the 2 shaykhs mentioned here, and ive seen them before - top quality stuff


and a spiritual camp - i love these


40 may be a lil 2 much....but im gona try going Inshallah


yuit — Tue, 29 Nov 2005 - 09:27

[quote="Darth V-Hayder"]


im a big fan of the 2 shaykhs mentioned here, and ive seen them before - top quality stuff

[/quote]


I heard of the top 3, Heard Shaykh Muhammad Bin Yahya Al Husayni Al Ninowy and Shaykh Babikir Ahmed Babikir live on 2 occasion and realy want to hear Shaykh Abdul Aziz Ahmed. But £40 is too much for me at the mo, so probably will give it a miss.


Sirus — Tue, 29 Nov 2005 - 19:06

it probz is a bit, but for a 3 days and accomodation and food - thats actually a bargain


Inshallah i hope to be going now


2 camps in december now, kool 🙂


Dawud — Wed, 30 Nov 2005 - 20:54

£40 quid is a bit steep, i've got 20p in my jacket pocket and thats about it (by bank account is off limits), thats about $80 (40 quid that is.).


Sirus — Wed, 30 Nov 2005 - 23:30

its cheap consider wot it covers


but im gona hav 2 giv it a miss


its 2 weekends before MICS, and i cant take that much time off from work


1 camp or the other for now


yashmaki — Thu, 1 Dec 2005 - 11:20

only reason i don't like staying over i just think about hygiene too much. Not that you lot are stinkers just im a bit of a freak in this area i admit lol. The worst part is sharing a communal toilet, shower area. First day it's clean. Second day i just think about germs germs germs. I couldn't get into the shower without sum rubber flip flops on my feet. Gosh the thght makes me sick.


And toilets they are the worst part of residential courses. even if they appear clean it's just the thght of others ppls dirt. when it's ur own family it's not exactly nice, but bearable. but strangers :shock:


And what about the wet floors in bathrooms. I always think is that water or is that urine. Bloody hell, id make a change of clothes before salat just in case.


My husband thinks i've got a psychological problem. I just think i'm being cautious. do u reckon im mad? lol


Dawud — Thu, 1 Dec 2005 - 11:57

I used to worry about that stuff, but in Muslim toilets, you can rest assured its water. Also I might mop the floor regularly or something.


Sirus — Thu, 1 Dec 2005 - 12:17

[quote="yashmaki"]only reason i don't like staying over i just think about hygiene too much. Not that you lot are stinkers just im a bit of a freak in this area i admit lol. The worst part is sharing a communal toilet, shower area. First day it's clean. Second day i just think about germs germs germs. I couldn't get into the shower without sum rubber flip flops on my feet. Gosh the thght makes me sick.


And toilets they are the worst part of residential courses. even if they appear clean it's just the thght of others ppls dirt. when it's ur own family it's not exactly nice, but bearable. but strangers :shock:


And what about the wet floors in bathrooms. I always think is that water or is that urine. Bloody hell, id make a change of clothes before salat just in case.


My husband thinks i've got a psychological problem. I just think i'm being cautious. do u reckon im mad? lol[/quote]


lol u need a psychologist


joke, understand wat u mean


reminds me of unity convention...uurgh...


but some camps, i.e. al hidaya, have en suite bathrooms and their are family arrangements for the suhba camp


depends on the venue i suppose- sum r top, others not. no idea what its like on this camp