Sensitivity training on how to interact with Muslims in the professional workplace is designed to promote understanding, respect, and inclusion. It helps colleagues and employers become aware of key aspects of Islamic culture—such as prayer times, dietary restrictions, modest dress, and religious holidays—so they can create a supportive environment. The training aims to reduce unconscious bias, prevent misunderstandings, and foster respectful communication, ensuring that Muslim employees feel valued and included while maintaining their faith practices.
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Presenting Islam in a clear, compassionate, and confident way—especially in interfaith settings or to non-Muslims—requires both knowledge and wisdom. Spiritual & public speech skills.
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Clear and respectful comparison between Islam and Christianity, focusing on core beliefs, practices, and perspectives. This is suitable for educational or interfaith purposes, and highlights both similarities and key differences.
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This training is designed to help community members, educators, and da’wah workers interact with new Muslims (reverts) in a compassionate, respectful, and supportive manner. It emphasizes understanding the emotional, social, and spiritual challenges new Muslims may face, and provides guidance on how to offer help without judgment or pressure. The training covers practical support strategies, cultural sensitivity, effective communication, and the importance of patience and empathy in fostering a welcoming and inclusive Islamic environment.
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This seminar aims to address the rise of atheism and provide a clear, respectful Islamic response to common atheist arguments. It explores the rational foundations of belief in God, the purpose of life, and the evidence for divine revelation through the Qur’an and the Prophethood of Muhammad ﷺ. The seminar equips participants with the intellectual and spiritual tools to engage in constructive dialogue, strengthen their own faith, and respond to doubts with confidence, wisdom, and compassion.
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This seminar focuses on educating Muslims about the strategies and goals of Western evangelism, particularly efforts aimed at converting Muslims. It explores the theological differences between Islam and Christianity, common tactics used in missionary work, and how to respond effectively and respectfully. The seminar equips participants with knowledge of Islamic beliefs, critical thinking skills, and da’wah techniques to protect their faith, confidently represent Islam, and engage in informed, respectful interfaith dialogue.
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Qewar is the founder of American Islamic Diversity (AID) and the author of "THE MAP: The Christian Way of Making Da'awah." She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Islamic Studies and has obtained several licenses in the Islamic sciences of Aqeedah (Islamic Doctrine) and Firaq (Islamic Sects). While she does not claim to be a scholar, she identifies as a student of knowledge.
Qewar utilizes her background in both Islam and Christianity to deliver lectures in various religious and secular venues. Her deep understanding of Christianity and Evangelism inspired her to write a book that explores the intersections of evangelism and Islamic callings, aiming to bridge gaps and promote dialogue between the two faiths.
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English
اللُّغَةُ العَرَبِيَّة