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Laylat Al-Qadr
ITREB UK invites you to join us for an evening of devotional expression, inspirational conversation, poetry and music, as well as quiet time for contemplation and reflection. Let us come together on Laylat al-Qadr to share in the spirit and potential of this special night - separately yet together. Watch at the.ismaili/tv.
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Weekly WAP Recommends: Oprah Winfrey’s ‘Super Soul’ podcast
Recommended by Azmina Airi, VP of Finance, Dow Jones
“These podcasts are short enough to be easily digested, but give so much to the listener. I pop in my headphones and listen during my daily walk. The podcast includes interviews with varied individuals including thought leaders, authors, spiritualists, and health and well-being experts. They have lifted me, guided me, inspired me and helped me on the journey to being my best self.” Listen for free here.
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UCAS Deadlines 2020
Students in Year 13 are advised that the UCAS deadline for confirming their firm and insurance university choices is Tuesday 19 May. UCAS have hosted an informative webinar which is available here to support students with advice and guidance at this time. For a summary of these points please click here.
If you need any support in finalising UCAS choices at this particularly challenging time please do not hesitate to contact the AKEB team on akeb@iiuk.org or by phoning Ashif Pabani on +44 7919 174 169.
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Ramadan Calendar for Children
Today, help your children to think of ways to care for planet earth, and share these tips with friends and family members.
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Prepare Your Business for What Lies Ahead - New Webinars Added
Many organisations and large companies outside the community are offering guidance on how to navigate the current economic climate. The Aga Khan Economic Planning Board has added new webinars on finance, family offices and branding. To access the list, vist the AKEPB External Webinars page.
If you or your business require support or mentoring, please email us on akepb@iiuk.org.
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We want to hear from you
Following the ITREB talk delivered by Alwaeza Amira Tharani and Dr Farid Panjwani during the online programme on Saturday evening, we would greatly appreciate any feedback, so as to help us plan and improve future programming. To complete a short survey, please click here.
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ITREB Thought of the Day: #SoulfulSunday
Ar-Rahman is one of the beautiful names of Allah, and means the Compassionate, full of love and kindness. In Arabic, the word Rahman is related to the word for ‘womb.’ Thinking about the bond between a mother and baby, or the Earth’s dependence on the sun, can help us to better understand ar-Rahman. The word Compassion comes from the Latin root compati, meaning ‘to suffer together.’ Can you think of a time when somebody showed compassion to you, or when you showed compassion to someone else? How did it make you feel?
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