Join monthly support groups to talk about issues that affect ex-Muslims.
CEMB currently has two 90-minute online sessions on the first Monday and Tuesday of every month, 6.30-8.00pm UK time. The
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Join monthly support groups to talk about issues that affect ex-Muslims.
CEMB currently has two 90-minute online sessions on the first Monday and Tuesday of every month, 6.30-8.00pm UK time. The sessions are led by Counselling Psychologist Dr SAVIN BAPIR-TARDY.
Join monthly support groups to talk about issues that affect ex-Muslims.
CEMB currently has two 90-minute online sessions on the first Monday and Tuesday of every month, 6.30-8.00pm UK time. The
Event Details
Join monthly support groups to talk about issues that affect ex-Muslims.
CEMB currently has two 90-minute online sessions on the first Monday and Tuesday of every month, 6.30-8.00pm UK time. The sessions are led by Counselling Psychologist Dr SAVIN BAPIR-TARDY.
Monthly Meetups are held on the third Tuesday of every month, 7.30-9.00pm UK time in central London. Meetups are run by Ali Malik.
This month’s meet up is with Zara Kay
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Monthly Meetups are held on the third Tuesday of every month, 7.30-9.00pm UK time in central London. Meetups are run by Ali Malik.
This month’s meet up is with Zara Kay on ‘Ex-Muslim women and Islamic communities.’ Zara Kay is a Tanzanian ex-Muslim Atheist Activist, based in Australia. Zara spent most of her childhood in Tanzania and was brought up as a Shia Muslim in the Khoja Shia Ithnasheri Jamaat society. Zara is the founder of Faithless Hijabi, a platform to enable ExMuslim women to share their stories, about their journey from religion to reason. Over time FH expanded to being an advocate for women’s rights, from organising funding to collaborating with teams internationally to ensure women who had left Islam are getting the support they need.
Since space is limited due to Covid regulations, please RSVP with ali.malik@ex-muslim.org.uk.
Blasphemous Women and Equality Film Screening and Panel
On Saturday 20 November from 6-8pm, CEMB is screening “Women Leaving Islam” for the first time in London. After the film, there will
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Blasphemous Women and Equality Film Screening and Panel
On Saturday 20 November from 6-8pm, CEMB is screening “Women Leaving Islam” for the first time in London. After the film, there will be a panel discussion on Blasphemous Women and Equality. Speakers include Somali Ex-Muslim Voices Founder Halima Salat, CEMB Spokesperson Maryam Namazie, Youtuber and Counsellor Mimzy Vidz, Youtuber Nuriyeh Khan, Clinical Psychologist Savin Bapir-Tardy, and Writer and Southall Black Sisters Activist Rahila Gupta. Tickets are £5.00. Due to Covid rules, space is limited so please get your tickets today.
Join CEMB at its regular socials on the last Sunday of the month.
CEMB Socials are a chance for ex-Muslims to come together and socialise without any fear of being judged
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Join CEMB at its regular socials on the last Sunday of the month.
CEMB Socials are a chance for ex-Muslims to come together and socialise without any fear of being judged about their apostasy from Islam. As we are all apostates, we understand apostasy from Islam can be a scary experience and you how difficult it can be to open up about our experiences. Join the CEMB community and meet others who’ve been thorough the same.
Contact Ali Malik at ali.malik@ex-muslim.org.uk to register and for details.
