THEME OF THE  MONTH: 

Ma’ida: tyranny, resistance, scarcity & plenty in the time of Nabi ‘Isa (alayhis salam)

“We only wish to eat from it (the ma’ida: table) and satisfy our hearts” (Qur'an: 5:113)

Winter Special at the Storytelling Café

Welcome to the Storytelling Café, where tales come to life, faith is increased, and hearts are filled with the love of Allah!

🌟 A Family-Friendly Performance by Jumana Moon 🌟

Join us for a morning of engaging stories inspired by the life and times of Nabi ‘Isa (عليه السلام). Experience thought-provoking tales that explore the themes of tyranny, resistance, scarcity, and divine plenty.

📅 Date: Saturday, 28th December 2024
🕘 Time: 9:45 AM – 11:45 AM (including an intermission for refreshments)
📍 Venue: Ashford & Staines Community Centre, 774 London Road, TW14 8FP

✨ Bring your family and friends to enjoy storytelling that nourishes the soul and connects us to our faith.

👉 Register Now

Parking Note: If the car park is full, kindly park sensibly on Short Lane or in the permitted lay-bys on the A30. Jazak Allah khayran!

About Jumana Moon

Jumana Moon is a talented storyteller with a special interest in stories from Islamic tradition. She is the founder of the Hud Hud Storytelling School and has shared her craft in schools, universities, museums, festivals, and cultural events.

Her work includes a British Muslim TV series titled ‘Legend Has It,’ which explores Islamic storytelling. Jumana also co-runs Stowtellers, an East London storytelling club, and works as a child psychotherapist in a primary school. She believes in the power of stories to inspire, build communities, and foster creativity for both children and adults alike.

✨ Join us for this special storytelling café as we reflect on the timeless messages in the stories of Nabi ‘Isa (عليه السلام).