Kanz ul Huda
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Established by the world renowned scholar Shaykh Saqib Iqbal in 2003, Kanz ul Huda is an international Islamic organisation which aims to help individuals, irrespective of their race, religion, ethnicity or gender, to improve their moral, social and spiritual welfare, and lead active and fulfilling lives, which have a positive and lasting impact on the communities in which they live.
Kanz ul Huda encourages individuals, communities and societies as a whole across the world to undergo positive change and implement a programme of spiritual introspection and practices, and actively pursue opportunities to make a positive difference to their lives.
From its humble beginnings in Birmingham, UK, Kanz ul Huda has now established a presence in several countries across the world, including Australia, France, Holland, India, Pakistan, UAE and the USA, and a diverse and united membership base, spanning millions of people across different faiths, races and professions.
Kanz ul Huda encourages individuals, communities and societies as a whole across the world to undergo positive change and implement a programme of spiritual introspection and practices, and actively pursue opportunities to make a positive difference to their lives.
From its humble beginnings in Birmingham, UK, Kanz ul Huda has now established a presence in several countries across the world, including Australia, France, Holland, India, Pakistan, UAE and the USA, and a diverse and united membership base, spanning millions of people across different faiths, races and professions.
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