Al Mujadilah Center and Mosque for Women opened its doors to the community Sunday in an event that highlighted the facilities, introduced instructors, staff, and programmes.
Members of the public explored Al-Mujadilah’s library, gathering spaces, café, and gardens, all of which are open for public use alongside its women’s mosque.
Attendees were also able to sample Al-Mujadilah’s social, developmental, religious and research programmes through short classes and group activities. The classes explored the interconnectedness of the mind, body and soul in Islamic tradition. As part of the Islamic law session, led by executive director, Dr Sohaira Siddiqui, participants were invited to examine hadith (statements attributed to the Prophet PBUH) pertaining to women, to understand its context, its utility, and its relevance to the contemporary lives of women in today’s world.

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