ISNA convention in Houston


Islamophobia is spreading across the globe like wildfire. In Kashmir, Burma, India, and China, Muslims are subjected to inhumane treatment at the hands of authoritarian governments. Murderous bigots take the lives of dozens of innocent Muslims, as in April’s mass-shooting in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Now, more than ever, Muslims need to know how to respond to these growing dangers, and take responsibility for building a brighter future.
ISNA convention takes place this long weekend:
 
Hena Zuberi, the Director of Justice For All, Washington DC office will be speaking at the following panels while the rest of the time she will be available at Justice For All booths:
Rape & Sexual Harassment: Islamic Perspective & Rulings
Speakers: Yasir Qadhi, Hena Zuberi, Saba Syed, Reem Shaikh
Saturday 11:30 AM – 12:30 • Room: 372A & 372D
What can you do to help the Muslims in China?
Speakers:  Hena Zuberi, Shaykh Omar Suleiman
Sunday 3:45 pm – 5:00 pm • Room: 362A & 362D
ISNA Main Session: Defeating Super Villains
Speakers: Hena Zuberi, Safaa Zarzour, Azeem Ibrahim, Dr. Hatem Bazian, Dr. Dalia Fahmy: Sunday 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm • Room: LEVEL 1 HALL A
 

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