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Introducing Islam to non-Muslims and inviting them to it
Quality programs for communicating with communities and introducing them to Islam
About the Center
A charitable organization dedicated to spreading the word of God, focusing on establishing programs and outreach activities that benefit all segments of society.
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Dr. Murad Wilfried Hofmann, a German national, formerly a Catholic Christian In his youth, Hofmann was involved in a horrific car accident. After treating him, the surgeon told him, "No one truly survives an accident like this, and God has something very special in store for you, my dear."
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Around three thousand Muslims live in this country, most of whom are of Tatar origin, as previously mentioned. The number of Polish citizens who acknowledge Muslim ancestry ranges from twenty to thirty thousand. These individuals trace their roots to Tatar, Turkish, Persian, or even ancient Arab families. Islam entered Poland through the Tatars, who were Turkic or Mongol tribes originating from the Tatar Republic in the North Caucasus and parts of Siberia. These Tatars settled in Poland in the late 14th century CE. They were soldiers who aided the Polish and Lithuanian forces in their wars against the Teutonic Knights and later against Swedish incursions. However, in 1792 CE, some neighboring countries threatened Poland's national security. Consequently, the Tatars became deeply devoted to their Islamic faith, swearing on the Quran before their elders that they would defend their homeland. They remained loyal until their deaths.
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The meeting focused on introducing Islam, primarily the Oneness of God Almighty in His Lordship, Divinity, and Names and Attributes. The attendees' impressions were positive, as evidenced by their request for monthly meetings. Gifts, beautiful souvenirs, and informational materials were distributed, along with refreshments such as a special dinner.
Read moreA systematic book that provides a comprehensive and simplified presentation of the pillars of faith, worship, and Sharia, using a rational approach that links religion to practical life.
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“This visit was a great honor for me, as I was invited by the esteemed brothers in charge of this great center.”
“When he arrived in Yemen in 1399 AH (approximately 1979 CE), he went to Sheikh Muqbil Al-Wadi'i (may God have mercy on him) in Sa'dah and stayed with him for a short time. Then he went to Wadi Kana in Bani Amr, accompanied by his father, Sheikh Zahir Al-Amri (may God have mercy on him), and taught students in the valley for about two years. Afterward, he went to Sheikh Abdul Majeed Al-Zindani (may God preserve him) in Khamer, north of Sana'a, who was at that time leading a da'wah (missionary) effort in the Hashid region.”
“It is a great pleasure to meet at this center, which plays a vital role in introducing Islam to non-Muslims and inviting them to the religion of guidance. The large number of people who have recently embraced Islam through the center's efforts is a powerful indication that Islam is the religion of the future and the religion for all of humanity. Thank you to the Cultural Center for Inviting Communities for this outstanding effort. May God reward them abundantly.”
