Alfurqan Institute

Universities · mosques · workplaces


Bring the session to your people.

We deliver on campus and on site, and have run workshops at the University of Melbourne, RMIT, Deakin and Monash. Some sessions we run free, some carry a fee, and where there is a fee the institution pays it rather than the people in the room. One speaker, one topic, ninety minutes or a half day.

The catalogue


Sessions we run

Every session here answers something a room is already dealing with. Pick the one that fits your people, or tell us what is going on for them and we will say which one we would send. These are a few of them; the full catalogue (PDF) has all 44.

WellbeingBreaking Addictions

Phones, pornography, dopamine and self-control. Practical, frank and non-judgemental, which is why it works with a student audience.

WellbeingThe Battle for Your Attention

Distraction, khushu and the fragmented mind. What constant stimulation does to a person's ability to pray, study or sit still.

StudentsMuslim Under Pressure

Holding faith together at university and at work when nothing around you is built for it.

StudentsFaith in the Age of Doubt

Meeting intellectual challenges without panicking. For students who've hit a question they couldn't answer and told nobody.

StudentsHalal Relationships

Attraction, boundaries, marriage, heartbreak and navigating university life honestly.

IdentityIslamophobia & Muslim Confidence

Responding intelligently, without developing an inferiority complex about it.

WorkplaceThe Muslim Professional

Ethics, prayer at work, gender interaction, ambition and identity in a career.

ProductivityThe Productive Muslim

Barakah, time, discipline and purpose. Not a time-management talk with verses attached.

MenStrong Muslim Men · From Boyhood to Manhood

Responsibility, discipline, service, courage and leadership. The second is written for young men aged 18 to 21.

WomenConfident Muslim Women

Faith, identity, dignity and purpose against modern pressure. Delivered by Ustadha Tya Umm Abdillah, who holds a Master's in Classical Arabic and has taught for twenty years.

LeadershipLeadership Through the Seerah

For executives, boards and community leaders. Premium delivery.

EducatorsThe Islamic Educator

Tarbiyah, classroom culture, and the spiritual responsibility a teacher carries.

GovernanceCommunity Board Governance Through an Islamic Lens

Amanah, shūrā, conflict and accountability, for committees that have never been taught how to run one.

DaʿwahDaʿwah Conversations · Khateeb Academy

How to explain Islam naturally to a colleague. And how to build and deliver a khutbah that lands.

How it works


Four steps, no surprises

01

Tell us the room

Who's in it, how many, how long you have, and what's actually going on for them.

02

We propose

A session, a speaker and a fee in writing. Rates depend on the session, and some sessions are free.

03

We come to you

University campus, mosque or office. We bring what we need.

04

You get the follow-up

What was asked, what came up, and what we'd suggest running next.

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