Understanding and Preventing Extremism: The art of de-radicalisation
The problem?
Everyone, Muslim or non-Muslim, is concerned by the issues of security and terrorism.
Few individuals, or even just one person, can disrupt the civic life and halt the entire process of wealth creation.
Course Description: The course is designed to address the above problem by tackling following questions in-depth:
Reactive measures to tackle ‘existing’ radicalisation:
A) The process radicalisation process:
1) Why and when anyone would want to sacrifice oneself killing many others?
2) How and When those sacrifices can be justified and endorsed by the religion of peace, Islam?
3) What reward anyone may acquire from killing others believing that it is a great job?
B) The de-radicalisation action plan:
4) How individuals and institutions can disrupt, slow down or stop radicalisation?
5) What are the steps to (i) disrupt, (ii) slow down and (iii) stop radicalisation?
Pro-active strategies to prevent ‘further’ radicalisation:
6) How can Jihad be understood and applied, as an Islamic concept often referred to as 6th pillar of Islam, in a UK context?
7) How can the community (Muslims and/or non-Muslims) and its leadership can counter radicalisation?
8) How to empower Muslims to address their legitimate grievances, and not resorting violent extremism?
Who should attend? Anyone, from any background, from any faith, or no faith.
Timing: One-day 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Cost: (i) For individuals: £150/delegate (ii) For groups: Minimum of 15 and maximum of 20 delegates: £75/delegate.
What is included: 7 hours of training, lunch, handouts.
In-house course: £1000 per course for up to 20 delegates (you provide adequate venue, the lunch and all-day refreshments)
Essential requirement: All delegates need good technical knowledge of Sharia Law, Sharia Objectives and Sharia Priorities.
If a delegate does not fulfil this requirement, then should take our general course first. Both can be booked together too.
The problem?
Everyone, Muslim or non-Muslim, is concerned by the issues of security and terrorism.
Few individuals, or even just one person, can disrupt the civic life and halt the entire process of wealth creation.
Course Description: The course is designed to address the above problem by tackling following questions in-depth:
Reactive measures to tackle ‘existing’ radicalisation:
A) The process radicalisation process:
1) Why and when anyone would want to sacrifice oneself killing many others?
2) How and When those sacrifices can be justified and endorsed by the religion of peace, Islam?
3) What reward anyone may acquire from killing others believing that it is a great job?
B) The de-radicalisation action plan:
4) How individuals and institutions can disrupt, slow down or stop radicalisation?
5) What are the steps to (i) disrupt, (ii) slow down and (iii) stop radicalisation?
Pro-active strategies to prevent ‘further’ radicalisation:
6) How can Jihad be understood and applied, as an Islamic concept often referred to as 6th pillar of Islam, in a UK context?
7) How can the community (Muslims and/or non-Muslims) and its leadership can counter radicalisation?
8) How to empower Muslims to address their legitimate grievances, and not resorting violent extremism?
Who should attend? Anyone, from any background, from any faith, or no faith.
Timing: One-day 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Cost: (i) For individuals: £150/delegate (ii) For groups: Minimum of 15 and maximum of 20 delegates: £75/delegate.
What is included: 7 hours of training, lunch, handouts.
In-house course: £1000 per course for up to 20 delegates (you provide adequate venue, the lunch and all-day refreshments)
Essential requirement: All delegates need good technical knowledge of Sharia Law, Sharia Objectives and Sharia Priorities.
If a delegate does not fulfil this requirement, then should take our general course first. Both can be booked together too.