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Assalamu alaikum all,

Just a reminder of our Ramadan talk tonight 8pm – all the questions you want to know.

See you there!

COM will be hosting a Covid vaccination hub on 

Friday 16 April and 30 April, 

9.30pm–midnight

The Thomas Wall Centre

52 Benhill Avenue, Sutton SM1 4DP

Working with Sutton Primary Care Networks, local Muslim female and male doctors will be running this special Ramadan Twilight outreach clinic at the Thomas Wall Centre to help vaccinate more people in Sutton against Covid.

This is an excellent opportunity for you and/or your loved ones to immunise yourself against the virus in a safe and familiar environment during the Tarawih prayers during Ramadan.

PLEASE NOTE: This clinic is:

⭐ for those who are 50+

⭐ aged 18+ in a vulnerable group (Group 6 from the JVCI guideline)

⭐ the clinic will be providing the Astra-Zeneca (Oxford) vaccine 

⭐ all the vaccinations will be carried out by local Muslim doctors

⭐ the service is open to Muslims and non-Muslims 

Book your vaccination online NOW – https://suttoncovid.appointedd.com

(Female vaccinators will be available for sisters)

We strongly advise people to complete their Fitra (Zakaatul-fitr)
at least two days before Eid.

This is so that it is in the possession of the needy before the Eid prayers. If it is not paid in time, it will not be accepted as Fitra. Instead it will only be classed as an ordinary charity.

The following authentic hadeeth explains this:
Narrated by Ibn Abbaas, may Allah be pleased with him, that the messenger of Allah, salla Allhu alaihi wa sallam, said: ”The Fitra is cleansing, for the fasting person, from nonsense and misconduct behaviour, at the same time it is a feeding gift to the needy, whomsoever hands it over – i.e. to the needy BEFORE the Eid prayer, then it is an accepted Zakaaht, and whomsoever give it after the prayers then it is charity as part of charities” (Sunan Abi Dauod 1609 –translated by Abdullatif)