How to deal with struggles of living in a secular society while fighting doubts and uncertainty about faith and identity? What do we need to hold on to our faith? And how do we stay strong in light of seeing our brothers and sisters losing faith and leaving Islam? Imam Ibrahim Hindy seeks to answer these questions.

Born and raised in Toronto, Imam Ibrahim had an early passion to study Islam and encourage youth to connect to Islam. Imam Ibrahim has been active in the Muslim community from a young age and was serving as a regular Khateeb in some of the largest Masajid in Canada since the young age of 18. Imam Ibrahim studied at the University of Toronto where he attained a degree in Religious Studies and later an MA in Usul al-Fiqh from Al-Madinah International University in Malaysia. Imam Ibrahim serves at Dar at-Tawheed Mosque in Missisauga and is also the Religious Director for Yaqeen Canada at Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research.

The I.LEAD conference is one of the remarkable annual events held by the United Muslim Organizations in Ottawa and Gatineau (UMO-OG) with its 12 member mosques in the National Capital Region. The conference target audience is the Muslim community youth and the public in general. It showcases a number of prominent scholars and influential speakers, besides the bazaar and its exceptional shopping experience.

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