Religion does not play a significant role in the everyday life of most Japanese people. The average person typically follows the religious rituals at ceremonies like birth, weddings and funerals, and may visit a shrine or temple on New Year. Aside from that, people are mostly secular with a central
Remembering Ali’s Dawah
There is no secret that famous athletes have the ability to crossover into the geopolitical landscape, where they can resonate with the general public on important matters. Such a paradigm shift — be it from the pitch, field, ring or cage — entails a certain level of responsibility and in this case,
The Prophetic Post – May 2018
From everyone here at iERA, Ramadan Mubarak! May Allah ﷻ accept all our worship, fasting and charity given in this blessed month, Ameen. Allah gave the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him a mission in Ramadan. This was the mission given to all the Prophets before – to reconnect humanity to Allah:
Why Allah Is Worthy Of Our Worship
This podcast explores 7 reasons why Allah is worthy of our worship. It starts with a powerful analogy involving a father being proud of his son. Hamza Andreas Tzortzis explains that worshipping Allah means to know, love, obey and direct all acts of worship to Him alone. Hamza continued to explain
Mo Salah – Helping You To Share Islam!
A recent example of a popular British Muslim athlete is Mo Farah, but let's be honest with ourselves, athletics doesn't invoke the same type passion amongst the British public as football does. Since his arrival at Liverpool Football Club (LFC) in June 2017, Mohamed Salah’s dazzling performances
Honduras… Errr Where’s That Again!?
Honduras is located within the epicentre of Central America — illustrated on its iconic flag as the star in the middle — the nation shares its borders with El Salvador on the south-west, Nicaragua south-east and Guatemala to the west. In line with continuing the Prophetic Mission across the
iERA’s First Jesus Exhibition In Latin America (Part 1)
iERA’s Jesus Exhibition acted as the perfect dawah initiator in Latin America. It was held at a private university in the capital of Honduras, Tegucigalpa. The surrounding area was scenic and serene, with Honduras’ unique folds of hills with the dichotomy of humble shanty town-esque rusty huts
Changing The Face Of Islam In Europe
The total number of Muslims in Europe (excluding Turkey) in 2010 was about 44 million (6% of the total population), according to estimates by the Pew Forum. With such a vibrant and growing community, having the skills to continue the Prophetic Mission in a warm, friendly and compassionate manner is
How To Understand Science & The Qur’an
In this short video, Hamza Tzortzis discusses ‘The Multilayered and Multileveled Approach‘ to understanding the timeless nature of the Qur’an. He also examines the viral videos published by ‘There Is No Clash’. Download the slides here. The Multilayered and Multileveled Approach
Sharing The Beauty Of Islam With The Vikings
Odense is the third-largest city in Denmark with a growing population of around 10,000 Muslims. After a successful programme in 2014 with the then Head of Research, Hamza Tzortzis, iERA were invited once again by Muslimsk Ungdom i Danmark to work with the local Muslim community to continue the
Giving #MercyToMankind In London
In the heart of London, in Leicester Square, iERA unveiled an art installation about the Prophet of Mercy – Muhammad peace be upon him. #MercyToMankind The idea was based on the fact that most people do not like being approached or having conversations. At iERA, we strive to develop strategies
Kuwait: The Trisect Trip – Talks, Interviews & Meetings
iERA CEO Hamza Tzortzis visited the Gulf nation of Kuwait in April 2018 with two main of objectives; delivering talks along with visiting various influentials and senior members of various organisations to further the cause of conveying the call in a peaceful and effective manner both on a regional