Thursday, September 15, 2011

Book Launch.

MEDIA Advisory
 
Toronto, ON - August 22nd, 2011- Meet accomplished author, Habeeb Alli
on Wednesday,  September 21st,2011 from 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. at UIA,
#2-2570 Haines Rd, Mississauga, ON.
 
His new book, "Intimacy and the Sacred - In Muslim Communities" talks
about sexuality and what the Quran and Hadith have to say about it.
 
"Oftentimes, as Muslims, we are unsure about what is halal, or sinful
with regards to romance, marriage, and sexuality. These issues have
become ever more cogent in this post-modern era where practices such
as dating, and multiple partnering have become normalized. Habeeb
Alli's Intimacy and the Sacred in Muslim Communities clarifies,
educates, and explains these very pressing matters. He shows that
Islam is far from being a ‘prudish' religion, as it is viewed in some
quarters, and has in fact consistently elaborated upon these topics in
core Islamic literature. His training in the East and living in the
West brings a unique Canadian context to the subject as can be seen on
http://www.allexperts.com/ep/947-69836/Islam/Imam-Habeeb.htm".
 
The evening will include short readings and the opportunity to
personally meet the author and purchase signed copies of his book.
 
Intimacy and the Sacred in Muslim Communities is now available in
e-book and paperback formats from the publisher, Iuniverse at
1-800-AUTHORS (288-4677), the author's website at
www.muslimsincanada.ca and all major online retailers.
 
About the Author
Mr. Habeeb Alli is a scholar, author, poet and educator. He pursued
his graduate studies in India after completing Queen's College in
Guyana. He returned to Guyana after graduating with his Masters in
Islam and Arabic Language, along with a diploma in Journalism. He
resides in Toronto with his family. Shaikh Habeeb has authored
thirteen books on Islam and poetry and continues to teach and present
contemporary Islam to Canadians.
 
Mr. Alli is a member of the Canadian Council of Muslim Theologians,
Secretary of the Canadian Council of Imams, Governor at the Canadian
International Peace Project, and Executive at the Canadian Guyanese
Writers Association.
 
The author can be contacted for speaking engagements or permissions
through A. Rycman at 416-431-2244 or email habeebbooks@gmail.com.
 
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