Eternal Garden: Islam and the Environment a talk by Harfiyah Haleem

Eternal Garden: Islam and the Environment a talk by Harfiyah Haleem Stone Mini Market, 7th July, 3 pm, a Library for Change event

Harfiyah Haleem is one of the UK’s leading Muslim environmental activists. She is secretary of the trustees of the Islamic Foundation for Ecology and Environmental Sciences (IFEES), and Co-Director of the Muslim Women's Collective (Tower Hamlets)Harfiyah is the editor of Islam and the environment, and co-author of Sharing Eden; Green Teachings from Jews, Christians and Muslims. She will talk about how the Koran teaches the importance of protecting the natural world, and what action the Muslim Community is taking. She will also tell us about her interfaith work.Tickets by donation. All money raised will support the Library for Change.

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The venue, Stone Mini Market kindly asks that you DO NOT bring food or drinks in, as those are sold at the venue if you wish to purchase any. ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION WILL NOT BE ALLOWED AT THE EVENT ROOM, ONLY OUTSIDE THE ROOM.

Venue: 719, High Road Leytonstone, Stone Mini Market, SEPARATE entrance from alcohol shop.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Stone Mini Market, 721 High Road Leytonstone, London, United Kingdom