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Minhaj Scholars Forum

A national network for Imams, scholars, and serious students of knowledge, serving Britain in the classical Islamic tradition.

About the forum

Who we are

The Minhaj Scholars Forum brings together the ulama of the movement: Imams serving in our centres, graduates of Islamic seminaries, and students of knowledge working through the classical curriculum.

MSF coordinates the religious programming of MQI UK. Members deliver khutbahs and dars across the centres, teach on Al-Minhaj Institute courses, answer community questions, and represent the movement in interfaith and academic settings. The forum follows the scholarly methodology of Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri, whose written corpus exceeds one thousand works.

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10Centres served
MonthlyScholars’ gatherings
What we do

Programmes & activities

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Khutbah & dars rota

Coordinated Friday khutbahs and regular lessons across all ten UK centres.

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Classical study circles

Structured study of the classical curriculum with senior teachers.

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Public scholarship

Lectures, media appearances, and interfaith engagement on behalf of the movement.

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Research & translation

Teaching and translating the works of Shaykh-ul-Islam for English-speaking audiences.

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Teacher training

Preparing the next generation of teachers for Al-Minhaj Institute and centre madrassahs.

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Community guidance

Fiqh questions, family guidance, and pastoral support referred from centres.

Get involved

Join the Scholars Forum

Open to Imams, seminary graduates, and committed students of knowledge. Write to us with a note of your study background and your nearest centre.

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