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Islam and Sexuality: Exploring Sex and Sexuality from an Islamic Perspective

For the very first time, Islamic Institute for Development & Research (IIDR) is offering a mature exploration of sex and sexuality from a scientific and an Islamic perspective. In this brand new course you can expect to study the biological, psychological, sociological and spiritual aspects of sexuality.

Did you know that there are over 80 sexual references in the Quran? And that the person who spoke about sex most openly and honestly was the Prophet Muhammad (s)? Did you know about the contribution of Muslim thinkers to the educational field of sexology? It’s a growing discipline that studies the effect of human sexuality on the self and society. Isn’t it time we talked about it more openly in a faith context?

For the very first time, IIDR is offering a mature exploration of sex and sexuality from a scientific and an Islamic perspective. In this brand new course you can expect to study the biological, psychological, sociological and spiritual aspects of sexuality.

We live in a society where sexuality is becoming all too relevant at younger and younger ages. If we as adults do not know how to intellectually engage in this dialogue with our peers, how can we expect to broach the subject in an Islamic way with the younger generation when the time comes? It’s time to talk. Honestly, accurately and islamically. Whether you’re an education or health professional who encounters these issues at work, or simply a concerned parent who wants to know how to broach the subject with their children, this is course is for you.

Important Dates

Seminar Date: Sat 4 Aug – Sun 5 Aug ’18, 9.00am-6.30pm

Venue: London & Online

Tickets:

£57.00 (On/Before 29th Jul)

£77.00 (On/After 30th Jul)

£49.00 (Online access)

Seminar Website: iidr.org

Topics will include:

  • Sexuality in the Quran
  • Common sexual issues relating to men and women
  • When bad theology leads to bad sexology
  • Abuse: Female genital mutilation
  • Pornography
  • Sexual orientation
  • The psychology of love and sex
  • Sexual frustration and addiction
  • Erotic intelligence
  • Ethical issues in the field of sexology
  • The latest research in the field; and much more.

This groundbreaking seminar will be taught by Imam Yassir Fazaga, a renowned scholar and professional therapist who has special training in sex therapy. Expect a highly informative, positive and islamically proper course. Find a safe space to discuss these issues where all are welcome and mutual respect is key.

Online Live Streaming – If you prefer to attend this class online, we can make that happen. All online attendees will receive a PDF version of the course material and password protected access to the course recording afterwards. To be a part of this revolutionary course on faith-based sex education, register as an online student.

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