REFLECTIONS :: with Usama Canon - The Semi Sacred Space

Ta'leef Collective presents a monthly video series titled "REFLECTIONS." These videos are short vignettes featuring people from the Ta'leef community on topics that range from religion, culture, lifestyle, knowledge, arts, sciences, community, family, etc.
Ta'leef Founding Director USAMA CANON discusses the concept of Semi Sacred Spaces and what it means for the Muslim community. He reconfirms the importance of the Mosque but contends that we also need spaces that aren't explicitly sacred nor explicitly social but a healthy balance of the two and that we need physical spaces that reflect this reality.
Born and raised in California, Usama Canon embraced Islam in 1996. Since then, he has had the honor of studying various Islamic Sciences both at home and abroad under some of today’s foremost scholars. Usama is the Founding Director of Ta’leef Collective and maintains an active role in various facets of outreach and education, concentrating on issues facing Muslim youth, assisting converts, and developing support systems for Muslims living in the West.
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May Allah have mercy on his soul. what a nice brother?

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شفاه الله شفاء عاجلا يا رب العالمين و أكثر من أمثاله امين Allah give him a swift recovery /cure

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Ameen 🤲🏽