File Size: 9. Share Page. The importance of leadership, deen, and support for Muslim culture is discussed, along with the impact of the old arranged mitering model on the sense of community and love.
The pandemic has led to the shift from in-person classes to virtual classes, and students need to practice and learn online. The importance of support for Islamic education and bringing together local people for mutual learning experiences is also emphasized. The speaker discusses the impact of the pandemic on Islamic education, including the shift from in-person classes to virtual classes, the need for practice and learning online, and the importance of support for Islamic education and bringing together local people for mutual learning experiences.
I love all the instructors and the vetting process of hiring the best candidates is clearly seen in our mock up. So you have a camaraderie, a brotherhood fraternity of people that love each other, support each other want the best for each other. And it's all grounded in Islam. Number two is leadership has always been phenomenal leadership based upon a prophetic model that is based on this deen and spreading it far and wide and educating the masses about Islam. And I think that concept of being united, we're spreading the deen of Allah subhanaw.
Taala is perhaps one of the most beautiful things you can see in any organization. They've also been perhaps one of the most supportive organizations that I've ever worked with, in the sense that if there's any skill set that I wanted to develop, they are at the forefront of encouraging me in developing that skill set.
And that's so rare to find within Muslim organizations that you find an organization that wants to support its employees, its contractors, its teachers that build your skill set because we want to see you succeed not only in Al Maghrib, but outside whatever else you're doing before a mugger came onto the scene. There were just your typical Hello because there weren't weekend seminars, they weren't weekend workshops. And one of the things that it did was that when it aligned itself with massage it, those massage it came to life, they brightened up, you know, not only for the salons, but even for the Halacha as the Joomla Cottbus, people wanted to be there.
