Islamic Society Of Britain ✓ Claimed

About

The Islamic Society of Britain is a not for profit community based organisation. We are one of the largest national networks of British Muslim volunteers, who come from a broad range of professions and bring their skills to the Society.

Our aims are:
To promote greater understanding and awareness of Islam
To organise, educate and enhance the development of British Muslim communities
To encourage positive contribution to British society and the promotion of social justice

Every two years, members directly elect the President along with a National Policy Board (Shura) that overlooks the direction and policies of the organisation. A National Executive overlooks the operation and delivery of projects. Locally, members also elect a Branch President and set up working committees to direct local voluntary work.

The Islamic Society of Britain has played an important and positive part in how British Muslims think about their faith. Some of our innovative activities often broke new ground, emboldening and empowering many others to create projects of their own.

The Islamic Society of Britain views Islam as a religion of peace and a continuation of age-old teachings from God to humanity. Not as a new religion, but as a way of life that has a strong focus – in spiritual terms on the worship of one God, and in social terms on justice and equity between people.

Services

Learning the lessons from the life of Muhammed (peace be on him)

Eat’n'Meet - Leicester

Hot food and essentials delivered every week during the winter months

Inspire 105.1FM - Luton

The 24hr local community radio station inspired by volunteers

Soup Kitchen - Manchester

Good food cooked and served, once a month, each month, since 2006

icircle - Birmingham

Learning and development designed for the real lives of teenagers

11+ Exams Advice Evening - Halifax

Explaining the local 11+ system to parents

Products

Unity 93.5 FM - Birmingham

From humble beginnings, powered by the passion of its volunteers

iiScotland

Scotland’s training and resource provider on Islam and Muslims

Radio Ramadan Glasgow

Pioneering service that, in 1996, started a wave across the airwaves

Community Forum

Forum to encourage community volunteers and foster leadership

Islam Awareness Week

Started in 1994 by the ISB, this has seen thousands of events take place

Zakat Trust

Distributing your Zakat and Sadaqa to fund initiatives here at home

Clients

Any Briton who believes in One God and His Messengers (with Muhammed being the last messengers), His angels, His Books (with Quran being the Last Divine Book), the Day of Judgement and the destiny being in God's hand, all humans being equal sons and daughters of Adam and Eve and the whole creation being vreated by God Alone can become a member of the society.

Memberships & Accreditations

Muslim Council of Britain

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