Ramadan is just around the corner, so it's a perfect time to refresh on the fiqh of Ramadan and ensure we are practicing it correctly and to the best of our ability. Sheikh Tabraze Azam from will be running the Hanafi Ramadan fiqh class on Friday the 17th of April at 7PM Sydney time. The session will be held on Crowdcast, so if you would like to attend please register at crowdcast.io/e/hanafi

Sheikh Tabraze Azam is a traditionally-trained teacher of the Islamic sciences who specializes in Hanafi Law (fiqh) and its Legal Theory (usul). He obtained a BSc in Computer Science and Management from the University of Leicester where he concurrently served as the President of the Islamic Society. He memorized the entire Qur'an in his youth, earned a traditional license (ijaza) to convey it, and has led congregations in the nightly Ramadan prayers (tarawih) in mosques at home and abroad. He is a graduate of the Anwar al-‘Ulama Centre in Amman which guides students through a rigorous program to become skilled jurisconsults. He has also privately studied an array of classical subjects for over a decade with a variety of distinguished scholars in England, Turkey and Jordan, and has attained formal, traditional licenses to teach and transmit sacred knowledge.

Previously, he was a faculty member at SeekersGuidance.org where he oversees, develops and teaches curriculum courses, supervises and mentors students of knowledge, and answers religious questions from the global Muslim community in his post as an official researcher and instructor. He also serves as the director of Irshad, an online portal for advanced-level courses in Sacred Law, everyday guidance, and personalised, religious directives and counsel. Previously, he has taught various Islamic sciences and delivered courses in both public and private settings to children, high-school and college students, and professionals alike. He currently lives in Amman with his wife and children.

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