Celebrate Mercy Conference

Moments with the Messenger ﷺ

Prophetic Wisdoms to Transform

Your Relationships & Daily Life

 October 18-20, 2024, at the MET Educational & Cultural Center

10330 SW Scholls Ferry Rd, Tigard, OR 97223


Friday, Oct 18: 7:30pm - 10:30pm PDT (includes Isha prayer)
Saturday, Oct 19: 9:00am - 6:00pm PDT  (includes Lunch + Dhuhr, Asr & Magrib prayers)
Sunday, Oct 20: 9:00am - 1:00pm PDT (includes Lunch + Dhuhr prayer)

Dear Muslim,

 Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said that believers with the most complete faith - who are most beloved to Allah and His Messenger - are those with excellent character.


The Muslim Educational Trust invites you to attend CelebrateMercy's upcoming in-person conference at MET's Educational and Cultural Center. We are proud to have Ustadha Hosai Mojaddidi, Shaykh Ubaydullah Evans, Ustadh Mahdy Amine, Shaykh Adeyinka Mendes, and Imam Ahmad Deeb for a weekend of inspiration and transformation


Prophetic character, morals, and ethics are fundamental to Islam and a means to earn success in this world and the next.


We often focus on learning the outward sunnahs of ritual worship...

...without also prioritizing the inward sunnahs: how to reflect Muhammadan beauty in our marriages, families, communities, workplaces, and society at large. That's exactly what you'll get from this conference, insha'Allah.


You'll have the opportunity to interact with the teachers during and in between lessons. Ustadh Mahdy Amine will sing nasheeds of love for the Prophet ﷺ in Arabic and English.


Alongside the adults' program, CelebrateMercy's parallel children's program will include fun lessons from the seerah, creative crafts, and devotional songs to inspire our future generations. 


Registration for the conference is required and seats will fill up quickly! There's currently a $10 Early Bird Discount...

Find Out More & Reserve Your Seat(s)
 
 

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In a world often divided by bigotryhate, political, and cultural differences, the "We Refuse to Be Enemies Summit: United Against Islamophobia and Anti-Jewish Sentiments" seeks to be a beacon of hope and a platform for change. This groundbreaking summit invites individuals from diverse backgrounds to come together in the spirit of unity, healing, justice, understanding, mercy, and peace, with a particular focus on the Christian, Jewish, and Muslim communities.

 

Event Overview: The We Refuse to Be Enemies Summit is a unique and inclusive gathering designed to address pressing issues of our time including the rise of hate and bigotry in the public square. In a nation as diverse as the United States, it is crucial to foster mutual respect, religious tolerance, and combat the troubling rise of Islamophobia and anti-Jewish sentiments. This event aims to bridge the gap between these communities, fostering dialogue and empathy while showcasing the powerful common ground that exists within their faith traditions.