Seen: How New Zealand Muslims Perceive Themselves—And Are Perceived

Seen: How New Zealand Muslims Perceive Themselves—And Are Perceived

By Muslim Diversity Study

Join us in Christchurch as we tour the country to share key findings from last year's Muslim Diversity Study data

Date and time

Location

The Undercroft at University of Canterbury

Puaka-James Hight Building Ground Floor Christchurch, Canterbury Region 8041 New Zealand

Agenda

6:30 PM

Recitation

6:35 PM

Inauguration

Imam Ibrahim

6:40 PM

Welcome Address

Professor Donald Hine (Head of School, Psychology, Speech and Hearing, Faculty of Science) University of Canterbury

6:45 PM

Keynote Presentation

Dr. Usman Afzali, Principal Investigator, Muslim Diversity Study – Lecturer, University of Otago, Religion Programme

7:20 PM

Youth Voices

UC MUSA - University of Canterbury Muslim University Students Association

7:25 PM

Community Reflections

Dr. Zahra Emamzadeh

7:30 PM

Closing Remarks

Dr. Hamimah Ahmat (Sakinah Trust)

7:35 PM

Isha Prayers

8:00 PM

Refreshments & Networking

Good to know

Highlights

  • 1 hour, 30 minutes
  • ALL AGES
  • In person

About this event

We're excited to invite you to the next talk in our ongoing series of events across New Zealand, where we’re sharing the findings of the Muslim Diversity Study.

Last year, we reached out to you to participate in the study, and now we’re in the exciting phase of sharing these valuable insights. Join us in Christchurch as we continue fostering an understanding of Muslim diversity in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Organized by

Muslim Diversity Study

The Muslim Diversity Study (MDS), also known as “A National Longitudinal Study of Muslim Diversity and Flourishing”, is aimed to enrich understanding of the attitudes, values, wellbeing, flourishing, and resilience of the Muslim community in New Zealand. It is conducted as part of the New Zealand Attitudes and Values Study (NZAVS).

Free
Aug 29 · 6:30 PM GMT+12