Islamic Affairs Ministry Launches Scholarly Course for 100 Religious Leaders in Kenya

Nairobi: The Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, represented by the Religious Attach© at the Saudi Embassy in Kenya, is organizing the third scholarly course for 100 preachers, imams, orators, and students of Islamic knowledge, set to begin tomorrow, Sunday, in Nairobi.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the five-day course includes an explanation of the book "Usul al-Sunnah" (Principles of the Sunnah) by Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal, presented by Assistant Professor and Northern Borders University faculty member Dr. Khalid Al-Anzi. It aims to strengthen participants' scholarly foundations, consolidate sound Islamic doctrine, qualify preachers, imams, orators, and students of Islamic knowledge, and enhance their da'wah competencies.

The course is part of the scholarly and training programs the ministry implements in countries worldwide to disseminate Islamic knowledge and promote moderation and centrism, reflecting Saudi Arabia's message and its commitment to serving Islam and Muslims.

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