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"The Purpose and Meaning of Life: An Islamic Perspective"

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Sat, 10 December 2011, 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm | English

MUIS Auditorium

Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS), Department of Malay Studies NUS

Hajj Hassanian Rajabali

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Fees: FREE of Charge

MUIS Academy and Dept of Malay Studies, National University of Singapore presents:

A lecture on the Purpose and Meaning of Life.

Speaker: Hajj Hassanain Rajabali (USA), Islamic Scholar and Public Speaker.

Lecture Synopsis:

This lecture will address the perennial question of what is the fundamental purpose of life and creation. Throughout history, the purpose of life has been a subject of much scientific, philosophical and theological speculation, and has more recently gained an increased interest with the challenges and unique predicaments of modern society. Like other major religions, Islam provides a comprehensive and detailed answer to this question. It states that there is a specific and meaningful purpose to life, one that emphasizes the God-Man relationship at its center. So what are the key ideas to our purpose on Earth? Why are we here, what should we be doing and where to is our final destination?

Biography of Speaker:

Hajj Hassanain Rajabali is currently the Director of Camp Taha, the world's first Muslim owned camp located in Columbiaville, Michigan and was previously the Principal of the Tawheed Institute in New York. He is a popular and inspiring Islamic scholar and has traveled across the globe to deliver lectures on Islam. He often speaks on subjects related to science and religion, philosophy of religion and comparative theology. Hajj Hassanain frequently lectures in university campuses, both in the US and abroad and is famously known for his debates on the existence of God with world-renowned atheists Dan Barker and Richard Carrier. He also runs a successful Internet company called Netsite Corporation, which specializes in E-Commerce and E-Business. He holds a MA in Molecular Biology from the University of Colorado.