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Contents
IN THIS ISSUE ICC WEMBLEY
5 Welcome
Imams Message
6 RAMADAN
Ramadan & its Blessings
10 Qur’an
The Month in which we re-
vealed the Quran
12 Zakat
The Month of Charity
14 IFTAR
Iftar at ICC Wembley
17 Taraweeh
Taraweeh and Masjid
Guidance
18 Sadaqatul Fitr
Iftar at ICC Wembley
20 COmmunity work
Volunteers Tribute
28 Education &
Programmes
Education in a Covid
Year
32 PRIDE OF BRENT
Awards for Pride of
Brent
34 BMFF
Brent Multi Faith Forum
Programmes
38 Project Update
ICC Wembley Community &
Education Centre Project
3
ramadan kareem
Welcome Imams Message
‘‘
‘‘
ramadan kareem
Welcome Imams Message
My dear community,
As-salaam ‘alaikumwarahmatullah,
Here is the special gift of allah coming back.
Here is the month of ramadan carrying to us, the blessings of Allah, inviting to reform and rebuild our heart,
mind and body with faith, love, fairness, mercy, health and unity.
We,the muslim community, are facing many challenges of different kinds, but the
Knowledge, good character and unity, are our means to survive and face all those challenges.
My dear community,
Take advantage of this generous gift of Allah by developing and rebuilding your Muslim personality through:
• Reading the Qur’an. I.E. Allaah’s message and reflecting upon its meaning through a credible tafseer.
• Minimize or avoid Social networking services.
• Give more time to ibadah and duaa for all.
• Collect money in a charity box or put it in masjid’s box.
• Volunteer for community service.
• Seek the Laylatul-Qadr.
• Break the bad habits and replace them with good ones.
• Rebuild family ties and be kind to relatives.
• Do charity on behalf of your beloved who passed away.
My dear community,
Rejoice in Allah’s bounty and mercy and remember what Allah says (which means): “say, “in the bounty of
allah and in his mercy – in that let them rejoice; it is better than what they accumulate.”.
And the Hadith Qudsi (which means):: “Every action of the son of adam is given manifold reward, each
good deed receiving ten times its like, up to seven hundred times. Allah the most high said: ‘except for
fasting, for it is for me and i will give recompense for it, He leaves off his desires and his food for me’. For
the fasting person there are two times of joy; a time of joy when he breaks his fast and a time of joy when he
meets his lord, and the smell coming from the mouth of the fasting person is better with Allah than the smell
of musk.” [Muslim]
Ramadan mubarak,
5
Ramadan
RAMADAN
‘A Chance
To Build
Your
Iman’’
‘‘Fasting is
prescribed for
you as it was
prescribed for
those before you,
that you may
attain Taqwaa.”
(Quran, 2:183)’’
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T he reward for fasting and praying in this
month is so great, that the Prophet (PBUH)
states, “Whoever fasted the month of Ramadan
out of sincere faith and hoping for reward, then
all his past sins will be forgiven, and whoever
stood for the prayer on Laylat al-Qadr out of
sincere faith and hoping for reward, then all his
previous sins will be forgiven.” [Agreed Upon]
A nd he states, “Whoever prayed at night
during it (Ramadan) out of sincere faith
and hoping for reward, then all his previous sins
will be forgiven.” [Agreed Upon]
T hese are opportunities that we have been
given to attain forgiveness for all our sins.
T he spiritual doctors of the heart are in
agreement that fasting softens the heart,
making it more receptive and humble to the
recitation of the Qur’an. Perhaps this is the
wisdom that links together fasting and night
prayer, the two most distinctive acts of worship
in this month.
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Ramadan
“Fasting is prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you, that
you may attain taqwaa.” (Quran, 2:183)’’
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t is appropriate that every Muslim should receive the reward of patience is Heaven. It is the month of charity,
blessed month of Ramadan with repentance, sincerity, and a month in which a believer’s sustenance is increased.
resoluteness and earnestness. He/she should make the Whoever gives food to a fasting person to break his fast,
intention to perform extra acts of devotion and worship shall have his sins forgiven, and he will be saved from
therein, including the Night Prayer (qiyam), recitation of the Fire of Hell, and he shall have the same reward as the
Qur’an, and abundant charity to the poor and needy. fasting person, without his reward being diminished at
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all.” [Narrated by Ibn Khuzaymah]
n the authority of Anas (may Allah be pleased Allah bless him and grant him peace) saw the crescent,
with him): The Messenger of Allah (may Allah he used to say, “Oh Allah! Cause it to appear over us
bless him and grant him peace), used to say the with prosperity, faith (Iman), security and Islam. (Then to
following when the month of Rajab began. “Oh Allah! the moon:) My Lord and your Lord is Allah.” [Narrated
Bless us in Rajab and Sha`ban, and bring us, oh Allah, to by Tirmidhi, who said it is a good (hasan) hadith.]
Ramadan.” [Narrated by Tabarani and Ahmad]
T
Qatadah said that he was informed that the Prophet (may
he Messenger of Allah (may Allah bless him and Allah bless him and grant him peace) used to say, when
grant him peace) addressed his companions on the seeing the crescent, “A crescent of goodness and orien-
last day of Sha`ban, saying, “Oh people! A great tation, a crescent of goodness and orientation, a crescent
month has come over you; a blessed month; a month in of goodness and orientation. (To the moon:) I believe
which is a night better than a thousand months; month in Allah who created you.” (Three times), and then he
in which Allah has made it compulsory upon you to fast would say, “Praise be to Allah who has taken away such-
by day, and voluntary to pray by night. Whoever draws and-such month and brought such-and-such month.”
nearer (to Allah) by performing any of the (optional) [Narrated by Abu Dawud]
good deeds in (this month) shall receive the same reward
as performing an obligatory deed at any other time, and The month of Ramadan has excellences over the oth-
whoever discharges an obligatory deed in (this month) er months, as is testified to by the Qur’an and Sunnah,
shall receive the reward of performing seventy obligations and out of these we will bring to attention the following
at any other time. It is the month of patience, and the virtues:
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2. It is the month of seclusion. Ibn `Umar said, “The
he preceding hadiths bring attention to readiness Messenger of Allah (may Allah bless him and grant him
and preparation for receiving Ramadan. This is peace) used to seclude himself for the last ten days of the
achieved by having a clear understanding of this month of Ramadan.”
month in one’s mind, and greeting Ramadan with love
and yearning. Also, one should have the determination 3. It is the month of generosity. Ibn `Abbas said, “The
and intention to perform good deeds and worship, and Messenger of Allah (may Allah bless him and grant him
one should lay down a program to accomplish this in the peace) used to be at his most generous in Ramadan.”
days of the blessed month.
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4. It is the month of standing (in voluntary night prayer).
t is communally obligatory upon the Muslims to seek On the authority of Abu Hurayrah: The Messenger of
the crescent at the time of sunset on the 29th day Allah (may Allah bless him and grant him peace) said,
of Sha`ban, and the 29th day of Ramadan, in order “Whoever stands (in voluntary night prayer) during
to verify the status of the start and end of their fasting. Ramadan, with faith and in expectancy of reward, his
When seeing the crescent, it is sunnah for the Muslim previous sins are forgiven him.”
to supplicate with the following supplication, which has
been reported from the Messenger of Allah (may Allah 5. It is the month of the compulsory fast, because of
bless him and grant him peace). Allah’s saying, “So, whoever among you witnesses the
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month should fast.” [Qur’an, 2:185] A terrible error
n the authority of Talhah ibn `Ubaydullah (may prevalent among people is to talk about Ramadan just as
Allah be pleased with him): when the Proph- they talk about the obligation of fasting, as if Ramadan
et (may Allah bless him and grant him peace) and fasting are synonymous, each carrying the meaning
saw the crescent, he used to say, “Oh Allah! Cause it to of the other and not anything more nor less. Yet, fasting
appear over us with prosperity, faith (Iman), security is one of many acts of worship in Ramadan.
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and Islam. (Then to the moon:) My Lord and your Lord
is Allah.” [Narrated by Tirmidhi, who said it is a good any reports have been narrated from the
(hasan) hadith.] Messenger of Allah (may Allah bless him and
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grant him peace) explaining the distinction of
atadah said that he was informed that the Prophet Ramadan, of which we have selected the following.
(may Allah bless him and grant him peace) used
to say, when seeing the crescent, “A crescent of “The month of Ramadan has come to you; a month of
goodness and orientation, a crescent of goodness and goodness and blessing.”
orientation, a crescent of goodness and orientation. (To [Ibn Khuzaymah]
the moon:) I believe in Allah who created you.” (Three
times), and then he would say, “Praise be to Allah who “The Master of the Months is Ramadan, and the Master
has taken away such- and-such month and brought such- of the days is Friday.”
and-such month.” [Narrated by Abu Dawud]
T
[Ibn Khuzaymah]
he month of Ramadan has excellences over the
other months, as is testified to by the Qur’an and “Whoever fasted Ramadan with faith and in expectancy
Sunnah, and out of these we will bring to attention of reward, his previous sins are forgiven him.” [Bukhari
the following virtues: and Muslim]
1. It is the month of the Qur’an, with regards to “When Ramadan comes, the gates of Heaven are opened,
revelation and study. (“The month of Ramadan is that in the gates of Hell are closed, and the devils are chained.”
which was revealed the Qur’an.” [Qur’an, 2:185]). On And in a narration from Nasa’i, the following words are
the authority of Ibn `Abbas: Angel Gabriel used to meet added: “and a caller calls out every night: ‘Oh seeker of
the Prophet every night in Ramadan and used to study Good, draw near! Oh seeker of Evil, desist!’ “
Qur’an with him.
9
Quran
WE HAVE
REVEALED THE
QURAN IN THE
NIGHT OF POWER “(It is) the month of Ramadan in which
the Qur’an was revealed as a guidance for
mankind, clear proofs giving guidance, and
“We sent it down on a Blessed the Criterion (for distinguishing right and
wrong). So whoever of you witnesses this
Night: We have ever been month, let him fast it.” [2:185]
sending warnings.” [44:3]
T he month of Ramadan, the blessed month in
which the Qur’an was revealed, is now upon
us. To mark the significance of this momentous
because Jibril would come to him every night and he
would study the Qur’an with him. Truly, when
Allah’s Messenger (PBUH) would meet Gabriel,
occasion – the revelation of the Qur’an – we fast he would be more generous than a fleeting wind.”
during the day and pray at nights, particularly Laylat [Agreed Upon]
al-Qadr, th night the Qur’an was revealed
I t is important to note that our relationship with
the Qur’an in this month should not be limited
O ur Relationship with the Qur’an Unfortunately,
the majority of us do not have any relationship
with the Qur’an. Since we are in Ramadan, the
to just the nightly Tarawih prayers, we must devote blessed month of the Qur’an, and the devils have
ourselves to studying the Qur’an outside of prayer been chained up, now is the opportunity to change
as well. this sad state of affairs.
I bn ‘Abbas narrates, saying, “The Messenger of
Allah (PBUH) was the most generous person,
and he would be at his most generous in Ramadan
G iven the state of most Muslims today, any
discussion about the maximum recommended
amount to read daily, in Ramadan or outside
10Ramadan, would be purely academic. I doubt any doing so in the past. Also, take this as an opportunity
of us will attempt to read the Qur’an 60 times every to get into the habit of reading the Qur’an daily even
Ramadan as Imam al-Shafi’i used to do or to spend when Ramadan is over.
the night reciting the entire Qur’an in a single rak’ah
as Uthman b. Affan did (yes, it’s authentic; in fact,
Sa’id b. Jubayr and Imam Ahmad have done it as
well). I won’t regale you with all the narrations
I f you have not been reading the Qur’an during
Ramadan in the past, then decide how much
time you can reasonably take out of your schedule
about how much the Salaf used to recite the Qur’an to read Qur’an daily. Don’t push yourself to do too
during Ramadan, both inside prayer and outside it. much, otherwise, you’ll end up right back where you
started: not reading the Qur’an at all.
N ow, to the real issue, what should we do to
rectify our situation?
Also remember, “The most beloved deeds to Allah
are those done regularly, even if they are small.”
[Agreed Upon]
F or those who are already in the habit of reading
the Qur’an every Ramadan, try and make sure
to complete the entire Qur’an, if you have not been
Therefore, you must make a Ramadan
schedule that you can stick to.
11Zakat - Charity
YOUR
ZAKAT
THIS
RAMADAN
12“And establish prayer and give Zakat, and whatever good
you put forward for yourselves – you will find it with Allah.”
(2:110, Qur’an)
A
lhamdulillah. every year,
ICC Wembley is host to Please submit your Zakat,
many different charities Sadaqah and Lillah Donations
who come and collect your Zakat. to the Imam or in the office and
insha-Allah we shall forward it
The registered Charities book those charities.
in advance and upon successful
vetting, they are allocated a day Insha-Allah, after the Month
in Ramadan to collect after the of Ramadan, we will have a
Taraweeh Salat. notice up on the Notice board to
inform you of how much Zakat
Beacuse this year is not like was collected and how it was
any other ordinary year, ICC distributed.
Wembley have decided that
this year, ICC Wembley will Please submit your contributions
collect your Zakat, Sadaqah as early as possible so that we
and Lillah Donations every may get it to the charities in good
night of Ramadan and we will time.
then distribute it those charities
who have made successful Jazakumullah Khairan
applications.
13Iftar
IFTAR AT ICC
WEMBLEY
Contribute towards a full Iftar today and
reap the reward of every fasting person
insha-Allah.
It was narrated that Zayd ibn
Khaalid al-Juhani said: The Mes-
senger of Allaah (peace and bless-
ings of Allaah be upon him) said:
“Whoever gives iftaar to one who
isfasting will have a reward like
his, without that detracting from
the reward of the fasting person
in the slightest.”
Narrated by al-Tirmidhi, 807;
Ibn Maajah, 1746
14£300
for full
Iftar
15Ramadan Guideli
16ines
R AMADAN WITH
A DIFFERENCE
T
his Ramadan will be no ordinary Ramadan.
After the dissapointment of not having attended the Masjid Last Ramadan,
This ramadan Alhamdulillah, We aim to welcome our congregation once again to
the House of Allah.
Due to the Current Guidelines on Social Distancing and Safety, We will have
the Masjid open for our Musallees, However we will all need to work together
collaboratively to implement safety.
The Congragants that wish to stay between Asar and maghrib for their worship may
do so insha-Allah by occupying the space that they are directed to and stay in that
place for the duration.
We expect everybody to wear face masks at all times, Please Bring your own prayer
mats, Make wudhu from home, and Bring your own Tasbeeh and Qurans.
Ideally we would suggest using the Quran on your mobile devices.
For iftar you will be served by our volunteers with dates and water before Maghrib
Salat to break your fast. After Maghrib salat our volunteers, will provide Iftar Take
Away meals on your way out insha-Allah
We will require everybody to leave straight after maghrib and the doors will be shut
so that cleaning can take place in order to be ready for Taraweeh Salat
Taraweeh Spaces will be allocated on a first come, first serve basis and, once the
capacity has been reached inside the building, the doors will be shut again.
PLEASE COMPLY AND CO-OPERATE WITH OUR
VOLUNTEERS AT ALL TIMES.
Jazakumullah Khairan
17Sadaqatul Fitr
"The fasting will be hanging
between earth and heavens and it
will not be raised up to the Divine
Presence without paying
the Zakat al-Fitr."
S
adaqatul-Fitr also known
as Zakatul Fitr is a duty
which is wajib (required)
of every Muslim, whether
male or female, minor or
adult as long as they have the
means to do so.
According to Sunnah, Ibn
'Umar said that the Proph-
et Muhammad made Zakat
al-Fitr compulsory on every
slave, freeman, male, female,
young and old among the
Muslims; one Saa` of dried
dates or one Saa` of barley.
The head of the household
may pay the required amount
for the other members.
18Please
pay
£5
per head for every
memebr of your
family well in
time before Eid,
so that we can
get the
money to
worthy recipients.
Jazakumullah
Khairan
19Volunteers
‘‘SERVE PEOPLE.......
20Jazakumullah
...SERVE MANKIND’’
21Covid Response
‘‘Looking after
Mind, Body & Spirituality’’
D uring the height of the pandemic when
everyone was told to stay in our homes,
the team at ICC Wembley tried to see how we can
help the community in these difficult times. One of
the initiatives that took place was providing a hot
Iftar meal to the elderly of the community to ensure
they had a nutritious meal to eat in isolation. All of
this was done by the volunteers. This situation was
also used to give the Masjid a deep clean and ready
for once congregrational worship was allowed
I n terms of spiritual replenishment, our
Imam, Abdullah Salloo provided a daily
session free of charge for the brothers and sisters
of the community covering different topics such
as Ahadith, remedies of the prophet, Quranic
reminders as well as others. This allowed families to
have something to listen to on a daily basis which
could benefit their akhirah rather than engrossing
their time in endless TV series and social media.
An annual study told us that the average screen
time spent in the 2020 lockdown in the “UK was
an average of six hours and 25 minutes”. If this is
calculated to the year, it would mean we spend over
a quarter of the year on our screens!
L ockdown was a time when mental health
also took a downturn, not just in those that
suffer from mental health issues, but also within
those that have no previous record of mental health
problems. Faith programmes over broadcasting gave
a breath of fresh air. Programmes are still aired on
Mixlr. Please do tune in to live programmes.
22iccwembley123
23Volunteers
“Service to
others is the
rent you pay for
your room here
on Earth.”
W hen the announcement came for the easing of
lockown and the opening of masajid. this came
with a lot of new restrictions and guidelines from the
government for mosques.
D ue to this, we needed the community to step up
and dedicate time every week for jumua salaah.
Alhamdulillah around 30 brothers, mainly from the
youth put themselves forward to volunteer 3 hours
every week.
T hroughout the hot summer and
the cold wet winters the volunteers
came week in, week out providing
their services. In addition
to this, on the day of Eid al Adha
(which was also jumua) the volunteers
gave 6 - 8 hours of support.
M ay Allah accept their efforts
and give them the best of
rewards. .........Aameen.
2425
Nasr Project
ENOUGH
TO GO
Mr O’Regan’s story; ‘‘
ROUND!
F or some context with regards to real-life
situations in our community, the local brothers
visited a man named Mr O’regan. He is an Irish elder
of our community who welcomed one of the brothers
to his home as he needed help fixing his TV.
T he brother noticed a discrepancy in his living
situation and decided to help. This lead to further
visits from the brothers to drop off some necessities
such as staple foods like bread, milk, cereal and
pasta. These foods are basic and some elderly in our
community struggle in these challenging times due to
the COVID affecting them more harshly. Also many
elderly are lonely as they can’t have family over
so the brothers have been spending time with him.
Sometimes it isn’t even about providing sustenance,
some just need a helping hand. A simple thing can
go a long way and make someone’s day. The Prophet
Muhammad (saw) said: “He is not from us whoever
does not have mercy on our young and reverence for
elders,” quoted in Al Tirmidhi’s hadith.
26ICC WEMBLEY
NASR PROJECT DELIVERS AID
COMING TOGETHER WHEN EVERYONE WAS SEPARATED
T he ICC Wembley
Nasr initiative
started and is still running
which is to feed the
homeless.
Y oungsters of the
community took
the initiative to go on their
bikes on a weekly basis and
give out necessity packages
to the homeless to support
their immediate needs.
Within the packages there
was Socks, gloves, tinned
food, oats, nutrition bars,
water and snacks. These
items would allow those
sleeping rough to have
things that could give them
support and fulfil their needs
on a daily basis.
M ay Allah accept all the
Khidmah done by the
community and grant them
steadfastness.
T o contribute in any
way, please contact the
Masjid.
27Madrassah
Madrassah
Fights
Through A
Tough Year
And Students
Produce
Great Results
“The best
amongst you is
he who learns A lhamdulillah, by the permission
and grace of Allah only,
the Qur’an and
despite the immense obstacles and
tough restrictions, our Madrassah
continued throughout the year
teaches it” providing the most necessary of all
education for the children in the
(Sahih Bukhari) community. When we were unable
to continue on-site, the management
made the choice to move the
madrassa to Zoom. This allowed
28all the madrassa children to continue
their Islamic studies in the National
Lockdown that took place in the UK. I sa Balsari in Class one boys received
499 marks out of 500 in his first ever
exams. Esa Basit in Class four boys got
A lthough the online studies brought
some obstacles, it also meant that
as the children were at home, many of
600 out of 600 meaning that he did not
a single mark! This is a rare outcome I
the entire History of the Madrassa.
them were able to extend their studies
and do some extra curricular learning.
This showed in the results of the Final
exams of 2020 with some Outstanding
I n the girls, outstanding results
were achieved by Tabesem Azizi
& Manha Majid of Class 2 and 3
results of a few children. respectively
29Programmes
Light
through
Faith
A midst all the darkness
and uncertainty of a very
cloudy 2020, there was some
sunshine and optimism when
covid restrictions were some-
what relaxed .
W e had to make the most out
of it, while knowing not, mental & Spritual wellbeing. designed to educate the youth
that a second wave was to follow.
A two day programme was held
for the youth, from Morning
to understand the importnace
of Morals and Good Character
I n that brief period, ICC Wembley
hosted programmes for the youth,
to evening to concentrate on Islam-
ic Tarbiyyah. Aqeedah, Fiqh, Seerah,
in Islam.
with activities, and offered them a
break from the isolation.
Quran and Ahadith. It afforded
the youth an opportunity to come
together once again and more im-
V arious scholars conduct-
ed the programmes over
the course of the weekend.
M any of the Programmes were
held in view of physical,
portrantly, to benefit from Islamic
teachings. A part of the course was
30Engaging the Children
and Youth through the
programmes. Islamic
Teachings over the weekend
was well attended by the
youth of the community.
A Very important issue dealt with
parents, was the concern around
their childrens Academic Education.
Issues under discussion and concern
was the curriculum set out in schools
and how Muslims need to be better
prepared to understand this.
Children Share meals and
snacks together after a
session of learning.
31Pride of Brent
“None of us get to where
we are, alone’’
PRIDE OF BRENT 2020
This year has been a challenging time for us all, but during the uncertainty we have seen some amazing
people step up to support their fellow residents.
We asked you to recognise the people you think have supported Brent’s communities through this difficult
time and you did not disappoint with more than eighty nominations received.
Here are the people and organisations who have worked to make life a bit easier for others in 2020. They
are the Pride of Brent.
Amongst them was represrentation from ICC Wembley:
Imam Abdullah Hasan Salloo
T he Pride of Brent is about recognising and
celebrating those selfless individuals within
our Borough, who have gone the extra mile
which the right intervention which is a service
he still provides. After being established in
his role, Imam Abdullah joined the Brent
to make Brent a better place to live and work. Multi Faith society which he currently chairs,
Alhamdulillah, this year 2 individuals from working on the integration and co-operation
our masjid was awarded with the award for of the different faith groups of Brent. In his
Individual contributions in Brent. years working in the forum, he has been a
part of organising various events and setting
O ur first awardee was Imam Abdullah.
Imam Abdullah has been contributing
to the community of Brent for over 16 years,
up projects for the integration of the wider
community. Imam Abdullah continued to
provide more services according to the need of
supporting educating and empowering the the community.
community. His journey began humbly as the
full time Imam at ICC Wembley, restructuring
up the supplementary school in the centre
which was one of the first ones to be established
I n more recent months, during this
unprecedented time of the Coronavirus
Pandemic, Imam Abdullah has contributed
in the borough for Islamic studies and Islamic greatly in supporting the community in every
theology. He then continued by starting services way possible from the get go. In the beginning
in marriage counselling and mediation, helping of the pandemic, when the pressure had
the community keep good marriage relations mounted on hospitals, he organised hot food
32donations to Northwick Park hospital to show worship, which made a lot of people from the
the community’s support for the NHS. He community feel disconnected with their faith.
then worked as a volunteer chaplain, helping Imam Abdullah met this need by providing
those who needed support in the hospital daily sessions online to connect with the
during the pandemic. As the cases rised, community in their time of need.
the announcement came to close Places of
Muhammad Ata-Ullah
M uhammad Ata Ullah has been serv-
ing Brent’s community for over 25
years. Starting from a very deprived and
educate their youth and freely practise their
faith.
humble beginning, Muhammad has been
able to bring himself to a position where
he can support his family as well as the
H e has also worked on projects for the
youth to get them off the streets al-
lowing them to come to the ICC Wembley
needy of the community. In addition to centre as a safe environment where they
this Muhammad has been instrumental in can discuss their issues. In the Pandemic
setting up community centres and mosques this year, he took the initiative of hand dis-
across the UK, specifically Brent allowing tributing in his 60s, packages to the elderly
the Muslim community to have a base to and vulnerable to show his support.
33BMFF
Brent Multi-Faith Forum
REFLECTIONS OF
SANCTUARY
Inter-Faith Week 8-15 November 2020
Brent Multi-Faith
Forum aims are to:
• identify and reßect key issues
and concerns for faith
communities in Brent
• engage actively in
inßuencing policies to
incorporate multi-faith
perspectives
• secure representation on
statutory and voluntary
organisations Sunday 8 November 2020
• be inclusive in structure and
activities To mark Inter-Faith Week 2020, the Brent Multi-Faith Forum
held an online event to share reflections of ‘Sanctuary’,
Inter Faith Week’s from Brent’s diverse faith and community leaders.
aims are to:
The word Sanctuary has long been rooted in many faith
• Strengthen good inter faith traditions and the event was called to highlight Brent Multi-
relations at all levels Faith Forum’s involvement with the national City of
Sanctuary movement and to celebrate the pivotal role
• Increase awareness of the that faith communities play in establishing places of
different and distinct faith welcome and sanctuary within Brent.
communities in the UK, in
particular celebrating and The event was compered by Rabbi Dr Frank Dabba-Smith,
building on the contribution who opened with words from the Jewish Holy Scripture and
which their members make marked the commemoration of Remembrance Sunday.
to their neighbourhoods and
to wider society Imam Abdullah Salloo, BMFF Chair, welcomed guests to this
unique event and shared insights into Islamic traditions,
• Increase understanding drawing upon the value of caring for those most in need in
between people of religious the community.
and non-religious beliefs
34I n the opening statement, The Mayor of Brent, Cllr Ezeajughi, expressed his heartfelt
thoughts and appreciation for opportunities like this, which unite and strengthen the
diverse communities of Brent. He thanked faith communities for their continued hard
work to look out for the more vulnerable members of society. Former Chair of BMFF and
Brent Borough of Sanctuary, Rev Dr Leão Neto, gave an account of the importance of this
inspired work and later Susan Grace, current Chair of Brent Borough of Sanctuary, shared the
direction the working group is currently taking.
T ahseen Mehar and Glaiza Padulla offered reflections of coordinating the highly
successful winter night shelter - the Brent Shelter of Sanctuary. It showcased the
transformative effects of multi-faith collaboration. BMFF steering group members, Pastor
Yinka Afuwape and Ann Stirzaker, offered their reflections from Christian and Brahma
Kumaris perspectives, including it’s relevance locally in Brent. The Leader of Brent Council,
Cllr Muhammad Butt…. Kirit Wadia, BMFF Vice Chair closed the event with noted thanks to
all panelists.
The event was well attended by the public and
representatives from Brent’s diverse faith communities.
35BMFF
Brent - a Borough of Sanctuary
S ince the signing of the Faith Covenant between Brent Council and BMFF in 2017, the BMFF have been
working in partnership with the council, community partners and charities towards achieving a recognised
status as a ‘Borough of Sanctuary’. As part of this process, all Brent faith and community groups, charities,
organisations and institutions who are committed to serving and embedding a culture of welcome for refugee
and asylum seekers, are encouraged to apply for a Sanctuary Award. Newman Catholic College in Harlesden,
was the first school in London to be awarded a school of Sanctuary in 2019.
Imam Abdullah Salloo Kirit Wadi Rabbi Frank Dabba Ali Taylor
ICC Wembley Neasden Temple Smith Alperton Church
Ann Stirzaker Narinder Mudhar Danny Maher Bea Jackson
Brahma Kumari Brent Sikh Centre Ashford Place
Daxa Shah Graham Nind Andrew Teather Manhar Mehtar
Brahma Kumaris Sudbury Church St Matthews Vicarage Jain
36Brent Multi-Faith Forum
Since signing the Faith Covenant with Brent Council, BMFF have led a number of ground-
breaking initiatives to create a stronger community. BMFF are particularly proud of achieving
successful project outcomes by engaging and bringing together the diverse faith groups within
Brent.
Projects include:
•The development of Brent as a Borough of Sanctuary
•The development of a Multi-Faith network in and around Harlesden (which led to the Peace Walk
and Tree Planting event in 2018).
•Creative Writing workshops for women of refugee and migrant backgrounds in conjunction with
faith communities, education providers and published artists and writers (between 2018-2020)
•The Brent Shelter of Sanctuary, coordinating faith communities to host and deliver shelter and
hospitality for Brent’s rough sleepers during the winter months.
•Multi-Faith Mental Health Project, which seeks to broker the gap between the access of health services
by BAME faith communities.
•Key consultation group for service partners, including: Homelessness Forums, HealthWatch, local
work and task groups, BAME/inequalities task groups.
During the pandemic, BMFF have pro-actively responded to vulnerable and isolated members
of the community and
•Set up a Chaplaincy initiative in partnership with London Medical Committees
•Produced a multi-faith video of unity, solidarity and hope
•Collaborated with the council to engage faith communities in a ‘call for prayer’
•Hosted 3 public health Covid-19 briefings for Brent faith communities, in partnership with the
Council
•Regularly communicate and reassure faith communities/ leverage trust in Brent Council
•Participated in a number of national multi-faith forums
•Hosted and facilitated ‘Reflections of Sanctuary’ to celebrate Inter Faith Week (8-15 Nov 2020)
Brent Shelter of
Sanctuary
T he BMFF has coordinated the multi-faith men-only winter night shelter, hosted by Brent churches, mosques
and community centres for the past two years. It was established as part of the ‘Radical Hospitality’ work
stream of the Borough of Sanctuary group with a particular emphasis on welcoming those seeking sanctuary
and asylum.
37Project Update
2021
ICC WEMBLEY
COMMUNITY
&
EDUCATION CENTRE
PROJECT
38WHERE WE WERE?
Our History
ICC Wembley was established in 1994 with
humble beginnings. A small shop became the
Hub for the community. Slowly but surely we
have been able to build a masjid with a capacity of
almost 700 worshippers.
When the opportunity came for us to expand
by purchasing the formerly, known Tokygnton
Library , we knew it was a chance that we had
to take in order to bring our services to the next
level.
Tokyngton Library
Alhamdulillah as many of you will already know
we wereable to purchase the Tokyngton Librrary
a few years back.After this we began
to use the library for the girls madrassa
throughout the week allowing us to expand
andgive the girls a comfortable learning
environment. During this we set out a plan to
reconstruct the library in such away that we are
able to benefit the community in its diverse needs
and educate the coming generation.
39Work in Progress
40HIDDEN WORK - What you didnt see!
ICC Wembley Community & Education
Centre was provisionally planned
for a single storey building.
spent on the hidden work as to benefit in the
long run. For this, the old borderline walls of
the building needed to be taken down and the
The project seems to have taken longer than foundation needed to be dug up to support
expected largley due to the fact that 3 quarters 3 storeys, it was mandatory for digging up to
of the building was taken down and done up as a certain depth to fulfill legal requirements.
brand new. Thereafter the new outer shell was erected.
Why was it taken down? Another Hidden feature is the Underfloor
So that we could strenghthen the foundation. Heating which has been installed and then
Alhamdulillah with the grace of Allah, insha- screeded over. Not visible, yet a benefit in the
allah the building is designed that if and when long run insha-Allah
required, the centre will be able to hold up
another 2 storeys. Building walls were taken right upto the
boundary line to utilise the full potential of the
When we say, Hidden work, this is exactly what building.
we mean by it. The rear wall has been designed to compliment
Much of the funds and resources have been the building using a unique design.
New ICC Wembley
Community & Education
Centre
Main Hall
41Project
4243
Funeral Service
Alhamdulillah,
The Funeral
Room Tiling is
underway. once
complete, the
equipment will
be ready for
installation.
Funeral
ServicEquipment
will include, Cot,
Trolley, Hoist,
Washing Table
and Preparation
Equipment For
Bathing and
Shrouding.
44Bathing Table for Deceased Hydraulic
whilst in Manufaturers factory. Hoist Shipped
Alhamdulillah, since then the in from Italian
shipment has arrived. Manufacturers.
The Cold
Room The Chamber is large
storage enough to hold upto
for the 3 deceased bodies
Deceased simultaneously
45Contribution
New ICC Wembley
Community & Education
Centre
I CC Wembley is indebted
to our Supporters and
wellwishers for standing with
Qarde Hasanah.
ICC Wembley have collected
around £100,000.00 in
us always. Donations.
Approximately £575,000.00
We Pray to Allah, to grant has been used as Qarde
you and your families the Hasanah.
best rewards of, both this
world and the next. Aameen. With this, we have managed
to complete the Demolition
Without the mercy of Allah, of Majority of the Old
and without your help we Building, Dig the New
could not have imagined to Foundation, Building Shell,
get this far. Steel Structure, Skylight,
A s the situation stands
financially, we have
reached this far through
Underfloor Heating,
Speaker and Alarm Systems,
SanitaryWare, and Air
humble contributions and Conditioning.
46Ablution Facilities
£0.00
Funds Raised for project from 2017-2020
£35,000.00
Donations collected from
£30,000.00
2017 till present
£25,000.00
£20,000.00
£15,000.00
£10,000.00
£5,000.00
£0.00
2017
2018
2019
2020
COMPLETE
Demolition of Old Building &
Speaker & Alarm Systems, Clearing, £25,000.00
£30,000.00 Air conditioning (Balance),
£25,000.00
Underfloor Heating,
Sanitaryware , £50,000.00
£25,000.00
Foundation, £45,000.00
Skylight, £25,000.00
Steel Structure, £100,000.00
Building Shell, £350,000.00
47Appeal
‘‘O you who believe! spend out of what We have giv-
en you before the day comes in which there is no bar-
gaining, neither any friendship nor intercession’’
(Quran 2:254)
Alhamdulillah, With the infinite grace of Allah, the project has brought
us at this juncture where we have managed to complete 2/3 of the
project.
Alhamdulillah, the project costing is given below and how the Money of
the Donors aswell as those who gave Qard has been spent.
£700,000.00 Speaker & Alarm
Systems
Sanitaryware
£600,000.00 Underfloor Heating
Skylight
£500,000.00 Sanitaryware , £50,000.00
Speaker & Alarm Systems,
£30,000.00
Air conditioning (Balance),
£25,000.00 Demolition of Old Building &
Clearing, £25,000.00
Steel Structure
Underfloor Heating, £25,000.00 Foundation, £45,000.00
£400,000.00 Building Shell
Skylight, £25,000.00
Foundation
£300,000.00 Demolition of Old
Building & Clearing
Gates, Railings &
£200,000.00 Pavings
Miscellaneous Items
£100,000.00 Lighting Steel Structure, £100,000.00
Building Shell, £350,000.00
Carpets
£0.00
Reception Counters
Kitchen with
Appliances
Air conditioning
(Balance)
COMPLETED
Smart Glass
External Aluminium
Doors & Windows
48We have approximately 1/3 of the work left to complete the
project.
Urgently, we require £200,000.00 to bring the
project to its completion.
Please Contribute Whole -Heartedly for this
wonderful opportunity of
Sadaqah Jariyah
Gates, Railings & External Aluminium
Pavings, £30,000.00 Doors & Windows,
Miscellaneous Items, £30,000.00
£12,000.00 Smart Glass,
£15,600.00
Lighting, £12,000.00
Air conditioning
(Balance), £25,000.00
Carpets, £54,000.00 Kitchen with
Appliances , £10,800.00
Reception Counters,
£12,000.00
OUTSTANDING
49Carpet Appeal
ICC WEMBLEY COMMUNITY & EDUCATION CENTRE
30K IN 30 DAYS
CARPET
PROJECT
Reap the reward of Childrens
Quranic reading and prayers.
ONLY £45
for a space.
Book Yours today!
5051
Ramadan Recipes
HOMEMADE MUESLI WITH CHICKEN FATTOUSH
OATS, DATES & BERRIES
Ingredients Ingredients
100g traditional oats juice 2 lemons
12 pecan nuts , broken into pieces 2 tbsp olive oil
1 Cos lettuce , chopped
2 tbsp sunflower seeds
2 tomatoes , chopped into chunks
6 pitted medjool dates , snipped into pieces small pack flat-leaf parsley , chopped
25g high-fibre puffed wheat ½ cucumber , chopped into chunks
4 x pots bio yogurt 200g pack cooked chicken pieces (or leftover cooked
300g mixed berries , such as raspberries, straw- chicken)
berries and blueberries 2 spring onions , sliced
generous sprinkling of ground cinnamon (op- 2 pitta breads
1-2 tsp ground sumac
tional)
Method
Method STEP 1
STEP 1 Pour the lemon juice into a large bowl and whisk
Tip the oats into a frying pan and heat gently, while you slowly add the oil. When all the oil has
stirring frequently until they are just starting to been added and the mixture starts to thicken, season.
toast. Add the pecans and seeds to warm briefly,
STEP 2
then tip into a large bowl and toss so they cool
Add the lettuce, tomatoes, parsley, cucumber, chick-
quickly. en pieces and spring onions, and stir well to coat the
salad in the dressing.
STEP 2
Add the dates and puffed wheat, mix well until STEP 3
thoroughly combined, then serve topped with Put the pitta breads in the toaster until crisp and
the yogurt and fruit, and a sprinkling of cinna- golden, then chop into chunks. Scatter the toasted
pitta pieces over the salad and sprinkle over the su-
mon, if you like.
mac. Serve straight away.
52s
PEA PAKORA AROMATIC LAMB
Ingredients
POCKETS WITH DATES
Ingredients
500g floury potato , cut into chunks 1 tbsp olive oil
200g frozen pea 1 onion , finely chopped
4-5 tsp curry powder (choose your favourite) 500g diced boneless lean lamb , preferably from the
200ml natural yogurt leg
small bunch mint , half roughly chopped 300g sweet potatoes , cut into small chunks
6 white or wholemeal pitta breads , halved
2 tsp ground coriander
½ iceberg lettuce , shredded, to serve
2 tsp ground cinnamon
½ red onion , sliced
1 tbsp tomato purée
Method 50g pitted dates
STEP 1 2 tbsp coriander , roughly chopped
Heat oven to 200C/fan 180C/gas 6. Boil the potatoes
for about 8 mins until tender, throwing in the peas for
the final few mins. Drain well, pick out the potato, then Method
return to the saucepan with a third of the peas. Add the STEP 1
curry powder and some seasoning, then mash together Heat the oil in a large pan, add the onion and lamb,
over a low heat – this will help to dry out the veg. Stir in then quickly fry until the lamb is lightly browned.
the remaining peas.
STEP 2
STEP 2 Add the sweet potatoes and spices, then mix well.
Using 2 tablespoons, shape the mix into rough rugby ball Pour in 425ml boiling water and the tomato purée,
shapes (you should get about 16), then place on a baking then bring to the boil.
sheet lined with baking parchment. Bake for 20 mins
until golden and crisp around the edges.
STEP 3
Cover and simmer for 15 mins until sweet potatoes
STEP 3
Mix the yogurt with the chopped mint. Warm the halved
and lamb are tender, adding the dates for the final
pittas, and toss the remaining mint leaves with the shred- 10 mins. Sprinkle with coriander and serve with
ded lettuce. Serve the hot pakoras with all the extras for couscous.
stuffing into the warmed pittas.
53RAMADAN
2021 / 1442
72-74 HARROW ROAD, WEMBLEY, MIDDLESEX, HA9 6PL TEL: 0208 903 3760
WEBSITE: www.iccwembley.co.uk / Email: iccwembley@gmail.com / Twitter: @iccwembley
DAY DATE Hijri Suhoor Fajr Sunrise Zuhr Asr Iftar/Sunset Maghrib Isha Date Fajr Zuhr Asr Maghrib Isha
TUE 13th April 2021 1st Ramadan 1442 4:26a 4:31a 6:10a 1:07p 5:45p 7:55p 7:57p 9:10p 13/04/2021 4:45a 1:30p 6:30p 7:57p 9:30p
WED 14th April 2021 2nd Ramadan 1442 4:23a 4:28a 6:08a 1:07p 5:46p 7:57p 7:59p 9:11p 14/04/2021 4:45a 1:30p 6:30p 7:59p 9:30p
THU 15th April 2021 3rd Ramadan 1442 4:21a 4:26a 6:06a 1:07p 5:47p 7:58p 8:01p 9:12p 15/04/2021 4:45a 1:30p 6:30p 8:01p 9:30p
FRI 16th April 2021 4th Ramadan 1442 4:18a 4:23a 6:04a 1:06p 5:48p 8:00p 8:02p 9:14p 16/04/2021 4:35a 1:30-2:00 6:30p 8:02p 9:30p
INSHA-ALLAH FRIDAY PRAYERS WILL BE AT 1:30pm & 2:00pm
SAT 17th April 2021 5th Ramadan 1442 4:16a 4:21a 6:02a 1:06p 5:49p 8:02p 8:04p 9:15p 17/04/2021 4:35a 1:30p 6:30p 8:04p 9:30p
SUN 18th April 2021 6th Ramadan 1442 4:14a 4:19a 6:00a 1:06p 5:51p 8:03p 8:06p 9:17p 18/04/2021 4:35a 1:30p 6:30p 8:06p 9:30p
MON 19th April 2021 7th Ramadan 1442 4:11a 4:16a 5:58a 1:06p 5:52p 8:05p 8:07p 9:18p 19/04/2021 4:35a 1:30p 6:30p 8:07p 9:30p
TUE 20th April 2021 8th Ramadan 1442 4:09a 4:14a 5:56a 1:05p 5:53p 8:07p 8:09p 9:20p 20/04/2021 4:35a 1:30p 6:30p 8:09p 9:30p
WED 21st April 2021 9th Ramadan 1442 4:06a 4:11a 5:53a 1:05p 5:54p 8:08p 8:11p 9:21p 21/04/2021 4:35a 1:30p 6:30p 8:11p 9:30p
THU 22nd April 2021 10th Ramadan 1442 4:04a 4:09a 5:51a 1:05p 5:55p 8:10p 8:12p 9:22p 22/04/2021 4:35a 1:30p 6:30p 8:12p 9:30p
FRI 23rd April 2021 11th Ramadan 1442 4:02a 4:07a 5:49a 1:05p 5:56p 8:12p 8:14p 9:24p 23/04/2021 4:20a 1:30-2:00 6:45p 8:14p 9:45p
SAT 24th April 2021 12th Ramadan 1442 3:59a 4:04a 5:47a 1:05p 5:57p 8:13p 8:16p 9:25p 24/04/2021 4:20a 1:30p 6:45p 8:16p 9:45p
SUN 25th April 2021 13th Ramadan 1442 3:57a 4:02a 5:45a 1:04p 5:58p 8:15p 8:17p 9:27p 25/04/2021 4:20a 1:30p 6:45p 8:17p 9:45p
MON 26th April 2021 14th Ramadan 1442 3:55a 4:00a 5:43a 1:04p 5:59p 8:17p 8:19p 9:28p 26/04/2021 4:20a 1:30p 6:45p 8:19p 9:45p
TUE 27th April 2021 15th Ramadan 1442 3:53a 3:58a 5:41a 1:04p 6:00p 8:18p 8:21p 9:30p 27/04/2021 4:20a 1:30p 6:45p 8:21p 9:45p
WED 28th April 2021 16th Ramadan 1442 3:50a 3:55a 5:39a 1:04p 6:01p 8:20p 8:22p 9:31p 28/04/2021 4:20a 1:30p 6:45p 8:22p 9:45p
THU 29th April 2021 17th Ramadan 1442 3:48a 3:53a 5:37a 1:04p 6:02p 8:22p 8:24p 9:32p 29/04/2021 4:20a 1:30p 6:45p 8:24p 9:45p
FRI 30th April 2021 18th Ramadan 1442 3:46a 3:51a 5:35a 1:04p 6:03p 8:23p 8:26p 9:34p 30/04/2021 4:05a 1:30-2:00 7:00p 8:26p 9:45p
SAT 1st May 2021 19th Ramadan 1442 3:44a 3:49a 5:34a 1:03p 6:04p 8:25p 8:27p 9:35p 01/05/2021 4:05a 1:30p 7:00p 8:27p 9:45p
SUN 2nd May 2021 20th Ramadan 1442 3:42a 3:47a 5:32a 1:03p 6:05p 8:26p 8:29p 9:37p 02/05/2021 4:05a 1:30p 7:00p 8:29p 9:45p
MON 3rd May 2021 21st Ramadan 1442 3:39a 3:44a 5:30a 1:03p 6:06p 8:28p 8:31p 9:38p 03/05/2021 4:05a 1:30p 7:00p 8:31p 9:45p
TUE 4th May 2021 22nd Ramadan 1442 3:37a 3:42a 5:28a 1:03p 6:07p 8:30p 8:32p 9:39p 04/05/2021 4:05a 1:30p 7:00p 8:32p 9:45p
WED 5th May 2021 23rd Ramadan 1442 3:35a 3:40a 5:26a 1:03p 6:08p 8:31p 8:34p 9:41p 05/05/2021 4:05a 1:30p 7:00p 8:34p 9:45p
THU 6th May 2021 24th Ramadan 1442 3:33a 3:38a 5:24a 1:03p 6:09p 8:33p 8:36p 9:42p 06/05/2021 4:05a 1:30p 7:00p 8:36p 9:45p
FRI 7th May 2021 25th Ramadan 1442 3:31a 3:36a 5:23a 1:03p 6:10p 8:35p 8:37p 9:43p 07/05/2021 3:50a 1:30-2:00 7:15p 8:37p 10:00p
SAT 8th May 2021 26th Ramadan 1442 3:29a 3:34a 5:21a 1:03p 6:11p 8:36p 8:39p 9:45p 08/05/2021 3:50a 1:30p 7:15p 8:39p 10:00p
SUN 9th May 2021 27th Ramadan 1442 3:27a 3:32a 5:19a 1:03p 6:12p 8:38p 8:40p 9:47p 09/05/2021 3:50a 1:30p 7:15p 8:40p 10:00p
MON 10th May 2021 28th Ramadan 1442 3:25a 3:30a 5:18a 1:03p 6:13p 8:39P 8:42p 9:49p 10/05/2021 3:50a 1:30p 7:15p 8:42p 10:00p
TUE 11th May 2021 29th Ramadan 1442 3:23a 3:28a 5:16a 1:03p 6:14p 8:41p 8:43p 9:51p 11/05/2021 3:50a 1:30p 7:15p 8:43p 10:00p
WED 12th May 2021 30th Ramadan 1442 3:21a 3:26a 5:14a 1:03p 6:15p 8:43p 8:45p 9:53p 12/05/2021 3:50a 1:30p 7:15p 8:45p 10:00p
IMPORTANT: PLEASE PARK YOUR CARS CONSIDERATELY WHEN ATTENDING THE MASJID. JAZAKALLAH.
PLEASE NOTE: THE HIJRI DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE, PENDING ON THE SIGHTING OF THE MOON.
PLEASE ADHERE TO SOCIAL DISTANCING GUIDELINES WHEN ATTENDING MASJID
ALL WORSHIPPERS MUST BRING THEIR OWN PRAYER MAT AND MUST HAVE FACE MASKS ON WHILST IN PLACE OF WORSHIP
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