Upcoming Events
Guardians of the Unseen: Exploring the Status of Women in Islam
But the righteous women are those who are devout, who are guardians of the unseen by that which Allah has guarded it. (The Quran, chapter The Women, 4:34)
Guardians of the Unseen workshop is based on Imam Fode's newly released book. The goal of the workshop aims to define in all simplicity the role God has assigned to women and men in the scheme of the purpose of creation. As God describes women, they are the guardians. What is the guardianship? What do they guard? What is the relationship between guardianship and prophethood?
Retreat attendees receive exclusive first access to purchase this limited-print book!
Women in Islamic Societies with Dr. Zara Khan
A discussion examining gender based on the Quran and Sunnah and the lives of remarkable Muslim women throughout civilizational history.
Illuminoor presents Women in Islamic Societies. This will be an engaging and reflective program exploring the spiritual, intellectual, and social roles of women through an Islamic lens. The day will begin with a talk by Dr. Zara Khan, who will examine gender in the Qur’an and Sunnah, grounding contemporary conversations in sacred sources and prophetic guidance.
The Feminine Fitrah: A Return to the Divine Design
Join illuminoor's launch event virtually for an inspiring gathering with Dr. Rania Awaad, internationally renowned psychiatrist, scholar, teacher, and community leader, as we explore The Feminine Fitrah: A Return to the Divine Design.
In this special gathering, Dr. Awaad will guide us through a reflection on the sacred wisdom of our natural disposition (fitrah) and the unique design of the feminine. Together, we will rediscover how embracing this essence restores harmony, nurtures the soul, and connects us to the Divine.
In this session, we will:
Explore the meaning of fitrah and its timeless relevance in women’s lives today
Highlight the strengths and sacred purpose within feminine design
Reflect on how returning to our essence brings balance to ourselves, our families, and our communities