Cambridge Muslim College recently hosted two visits from Azhar Academy in East London and Al-Hikmah School in Luton, welcoming students and teachers to experience the college on campus.
Students participated in interactive group sessions, and discussed their interests with college faculty. Dr Engy Moussa, a scholar of contemporary Islamic studies at the college, delivered insightful talks to the visitors, illuminating the various aspects of the discipline.
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- Students from Al-Hikmah are shown around Unity House
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- Al-Hikmah students participate in outdoor group activities on Cambridge Muslim College grounds
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- Dr Engy Moussa shares valuable insights with Azhar Academy students
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- Students from Azhar Academy peruse the library
The visits also featured a guided campus tour, led by CMC students, where visiting students had the opportunity to explore the academic programmes and facilities that define the college.
Toward the close of the visit, Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad met to impart spiritual reflections with the students, and discussed opportunities for Islamic Studies at Cambridge Muslim College.
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- Students from Al-Hikmah are given a guided tour around the CMC campus
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- Students from Azhar Academy are shown around the library facilities by CMC students
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- Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad shares reflections with visiting students
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- Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad discusses courses at Cambridge Muslim College with the visiting students
Cambridge Muslim College extends its sincere gratitude to Azhar Academy and Al-Hikmah School for visiting and looks forward to fostering continued collaboration in developing the next generation of Islamic scholars and educators.
If you are interested in the work we do and would like to arrange a visit, we’d love to hear from you! Please contact our team at: info@cambridgemuslimcollege.ac.uk