The Living Islam Event 2008 is brought to you by The Islamic Society of Britain.
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As well as events like this one, we organise conferences, seminars, study circles, sports & fitness, magazines and media, radio stations and much much more.
The Islamic Society of Britain (ISB) is a national organisation established in 1990 which evolved out of a wealth of experience and consultation, to respond to the needs of Britain's growing Muslim community.
Our vision is to strive towards a just and caring society by providing a vehicle to people committed to the faith to bring together their knowledge, skills and efforts for the benefit of one another and British society as a whole, through the promotion of Islam and Islamic values.
Along with our youth wing, the Young Muslims UK (YMUK), we bring together the youth, men and women from all social and ethnic backgrounds, and different schools of thought, for the benefit of all. Our membership reflects the diversity of the British Muslim landscape.
ISB is open to all, to understand Islam and to live by its teachings and principles. We strongly believe that working for Islam is not just about campaigning for our rights. It is also about sharing and promoting Islam's views about man, society and our world with all.
We do so as an organised, disciplined and dedicated group through sincere, well-mannered and positive dialogue.
If you are interested in finding out more, visit our websites: www.isb.org.uk and www.ymuk.net. Alternatively email us at [email protected]. Finally you can contact us by phone on 0845 087 8766.
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