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Al Farghana Institute is a non-profit establishment which aims to revive the classical Islamic sciences and produce scholars of a calibre that can truly represent Islam in the 21st century. We endeavour to provide meaningful and relevant Islamic teachings to the Muslims in Britain.

The Institute has also commenced work to establish links and open up dialogue with other faith communities as well as with academic institutions. The intention is to build relationships and to promote understanding between the various communities, helping generate an atmosphere of mutual respect, peace and harmony. Read more

Messiah in the Light of World Scriptures
By Shaykh M Ramadan al Qadri (Principal al Farghana Institute)

The Human Beings, as a whole, always think about their future. The questions like what is going to happen to the Human being? What will be the end of the Universe or will it keep going as it is? Throughout the history these questions remained with human being and these were, somehow, answered by their religions in the light of the Scriptures they followed. Read more

Islamic Concept of Human Rights

by Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri

Thanks to some developments across the globe for last few years, the universal values of great religion, Islam, have come in for denunciation. By invoking the actions of a few individual Muslims to typify the character and conduct of millions of adherents of this divine faith, efforts have been made to equate Islam ...  Read more

Mawlid-un-Nabi (SAW) Festival 2009 (MYL NL)

Throughout history, the Milād of the Prophet (SAW) has always been celebrated with great enthusiasm and pride. Although the presence of Milād celebrations in Europe is fairly recent, the young generations of Muslims are developing unique ways of expressing their love for the Prophet of Islam (SAW).

In the Netherlands, Minhaj Youth League initiated the ‘Milaad Festival’ in 1999 which, since then, has developed into the biggest Milād celebration for Muslim youth in this country. On the 11th of April 2009, after nearly six months of preparations the team of approximately 40 volunteers saw their dream come true once again. In the beautifully decorated ‘Dr. Anton Philips Hall’ in the Hague, everything was set and ready to receive the 800 visitors who came solely for celebrating the Milād of the Prophet (SAW).
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The Mawlid Festival: Remembering the Beloved Prophet (SAW)

The youth of Farghana Institute successfully hosted celebrations on the birth of the beloved Prophet (saw) in the form of a ‘Mawlid Festival’ in collaboration with Muslim Youth League UK. The event took place at the University of Manchester on Sunday 22nd March 2009 under the guidance of the principal of Farghana Institute, Shaykh Muhammad Ramadan Al-Qadri.
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Women and Hijaab

By Ghazala Hassan Qadri

One of the most defended actions in Islam is the head covering.  Every Muslim girl, at some point in her life will have been questioned as to why a Muslim woman must cover herself and is often looked upon as being constrained in her actions.
The first point to remember is that any act done ...  Read more

The Status of Women in Islam

By Ghazala Hassan Qadri

In any presentation or discussion regarding Islam there is always the inevitable debate regarding the position of women in Islam, or rather the lack of their position.  If a problem arises in any country regarding Muslim women, be it marital, social or fiscal the question endlessly asked is why does Islam tolerate such abuse?  Why does Islam not ... Read more

Islam On Peace

by Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri
Thanks to some developments across the globe for last few years, the universal values of great religion, Islam, have come in for denunciation. By invoking the actions of a few individual Muslims to typify the character and conduct of millions of adherents of this divine faith, efforts have been made... Read more