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Human Rights

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  • UserArzu Merali (One of the founders of the Islamic Human Rights Commission based in London, UK)
  • ClockWednesday 11 February 2009, 13:00-14:00
  • HouseKeynes Hall, King's College.

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Muslims today are often reported as abusing rather than upholding the rights of individuals and society. Let us explore the life and message of the Prophet Muhammad and learn about the rights Islam truly gives to all humanity.

FREE lunch provided

This talk is part of the EIW 2009 - Experience Islam Week (8th - 15th February 2009) series.

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