Events
The Islamic Society is one of the most active societies on campus. Our committee and members work tirelessly throughout the year to bring you a range of events.
Some of the highlights from last year’s events
- Annual Dinner – 110 ISocers dressed up to celebrate the end of another amazing ISoc year. A talk by Jamal Badawi, lively charity auction and delicious Asian food made this a night to remember!
- ‘The World Banking System in Disarray: What does Islam have to say?’ – Beautiful Quranic recitation opened the packed event where Tarek El Diwany discussed the alternative to the capitalist system that contributed to the economic crisis we are now facing.
- ‘Soul Crunch’- Moez Masud talked to a fully packed audience about how building the right relationships can help you survive in troubled times.
- ‘Discover Islam Week’- This annual weeklong event is an opportunity for non-Muslims and Muslims alike to find out more aboutIslam. This year’s DIW featured talks on contemporary Islam, calligraphy classes, a mosque trip, hajj exhibition and a balloon launch…phew!!
Some of our previous speakers have included:
- Prof. Tariq Ramadan
- Prof. Norman Finklestein
- Rageh Omar
- Sarah Joseph
- AbdurRahman Malik
- Luqman Ali
- Peter Sanders
- Mizan Raja
- Imam Ajmal Masroor
- Dr. Jesser Auda
- Zahid Abu Ghudda
- Moez Masud
- Tarek El Diwany
- Jamal Badawi
- Dr. Usama Hasan
- Dr. Kemal Helbawy
- Dr. Umar Abdullah
- Shk. Idris Tawfiq
- Shk. Haitham Al-Haddad
- Shk. Hasan Ali
- Shk. Hasan Al-Banna
- Shk. Muhammad Al-Shareef
- Shk. Faraz Rabbani
Joint Events
We also do a variety of joint events with other societies and SU themed weeks, whether they are interfaith events with the Christian Union or Jewish Society, or our previous Islam and the Environment – Faith in the Planet? Event as part of the SU Environment and Ethics week.
Socials
But it’s not all work and no play – even Muslims like to relax with friends now and again! The ISoc also hosts some great social events, from dinners, theatre trips, Pro-Evo tournaments and outdoor ice-skating at Somerset House.
The award winning LSESU Islamic Society is one of the most active and diverse societies. We offer a wide variety of services for Muslims and Non-Muslims.