In an increasingly confused world where societies are failing, families are breaking apart, and consumerism and individualism are on the rise, we have forgotten our various roles and purposes and fallen into a life of automation, sparse of intention and reflection. The growing narrative on gender along with the many misconceptions on the topic through the lens of a very narrow understanding Islam has led to more harmful questions than answers. Our conference seeks for us to return to our roots through divine revelation and re-examining resilient women figures in our tradition by exploring them from multitudes of angles and
layers and how these translate into our lives. This is our first step to shaping women with a renewed mindset of mercy, knowledge on practical steps for change and a community as a safe space for continuous encouragement and support.

Theme: The Essence of Women

Session 1:
Topic: The Essence of Female Existence

By Dr. Tamara Gray
United States of America

Doctorate in leadership from the University of St. Thomas,
Master’s degree in Curriculum Theory and Instruction from Temple University,
20 years studying traditional and classical Islamic sciences, Quran, and Arabic in Damascus, Syria.

Synopsis:
A thought-provoking exploration of the unique qualities, experiences, and contributions that define women's lives. This talk delves into the core aspects of what it means to be a woman, examining the interplay between identity, culture, and societal expectations. It addresses the challenges women face, the strengths they possess, and the roles they play in shaping the world.

Through a blend of Quranic context, contemporary insights, and personal narratives, the talk aims to inspire a deeper understanding and appreciation of female existence, empowering women to embrace their essence and roles with confidence and purpose.

Session 2
Topic: 50% of the Ummah: Why our voices and mental Clarity Matters

By Wardina Safiyyah
Malaysia
Ex-TV Personality &
Practicing Psychologist


Synopsis:
Highlighting the crucial role that women play in the Muslim community by making up over half of the Ummah, this talk emphasizes the importance of women's voices, perspectives, and mental well-being in shaping a vibrant, resilient, and inclusive society.

It explores how mental clarity and emotional health are essential for women to contribute effectively to their families, communities, and the broader world.

By addressing the unique challenges women face and offering strategies for maintaining mental clarity, this talk aims to empower women to speak up, lead, and inspire positive change within the Ummah and beyond.

Session 3
Topic: The Power of Sisterhood

By Nathalie Bondetti
France
Holisitic Consultant
- Narrative Coach
Co-founder @ We Talk France & Trek4Good

Synopsis:

Exploring the profound impact that strong, supportive relationships among women can have on both individual and collective growth, this talk delves into the ways sisterhood fosters empowerment, resilience, and shared success, highlighting real-life examples and personal stories that demonstrate the transformative power of women coming together.

Attendees will gain insights into how to build and nurture these connections, overcome challenges, and leverage the strength of sisterhood to drive positive change in their communities and beyond. Whether in personal life, professional settings, or social movements, the power of sisterhood is a force that can shape a more inclusive and just world.

Session 4
Topic: The first Influencer to your Offsprings

By: Sister Amal Albaz
Canada
Poet, Author & Speaker
Bachelor in Journalism
Islamic Studies in Al Azhar


Synopsis:
This highlights the pivotal role of parents, particularly mothers, as the primary influencers in shaping their children's character, values, and worldview.

Drawing on Islamic teachings and contemporary insights, Sister Amal explores how the early environment created by parents serves as the foundation for a child's spiritual, emotional, and moral development.

The seminar emphasizes the importance of nurturing through love, empathy, and positive role modeling, demonstrating how parents' actions and attitudes lay the groundwork for raising compassionate, confident, and righteous individuals.

This session offers valuable tools and guidance for parents striving to leave a lasting legacy of faith and character in their children.

NISA CONFERENCE 2025 ( SINGAPORE )

Date: Saturday, 24th May 2025
Time: 9.30am to 5.30pm
Venue: Sultan Mosque Auditorium

Ticket Price:
SGD $68 for 1 pax
SGD $132 for 2 pax
SGD $195 for 3 pax

SGD 48 for ISE Members - https://membership.islamicevents.sg/


Program Schedule:

08.30 am - Registration
09.30 am - Opening Ceremony
10.00 am - 1st Speaker, Dr Tamara Gray
11.45 am - 2nd Speaker, Sister Wardina Safiyyah
12.30 pm - Lunch & Zuhur
02.00 pm - 3rd Speaker, Sister Nathalie Bondetti
03.15 pm - 4th Speaker, Sister Amal Albaz
04.30 pm - Meet and Greet session & Photo taking Session
06.00 pm - End

Terms & Conditions
- Full Payments are to be made before the Event starts.
- NO REFUND for participants that fail to attend the Event. Ensure you can commit to the event timings.
- Participants are advised to bring their own writing material.
- Organizer has the right to make changes to the schedule or cancel the event. Participants will be informed in advance for changes.

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