Who’s holding you accountable for your goals this Ramadan? Sh. Abdullah Oduro shares how men can build strong bonds during Ramadan, from working out together and breaking fast as a group, to calling each other out and pushing each other to be better. Faith isn’t a solo journey, it’s built with the right people around you.
What role do you play as a young Muslim man living in a world riddled with Islamophobia? Are you accepting a position of victimhood or even perpetuating the harmful tropes, or are you manifesting your role as a masculine figure in the ummah?
Shaykh Abdullah Oduro is joined by a few special guests to discuss how Muslim masculinity can be elevated and how it can be used as a means of protecting our Muslim sisters.
Fellow, Head of Convert Resources | Abdullah Oduro is a first generation Ghanian native that converted to Islam in 1997. He graduated from the College of Islamic Law from the University of AlMadinah in 2007. He conducts public speeches, sermons, lectures, and workshops around the US on Islamic Law, self-improvement, and convert life. He is currently the Imam at the Islamic Center of Coppell and Lewisville in Dallas, TX. He resides in Dallas, TX with his wife and four children.
Having recently joined Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research as a Scholar, Shaykh Abdullah leads a team providing unique and comprehensive resources for new Muslim converts and institutional convert care.
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