Altaf Husain Lectures
Lectures are in alphabetical order.
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Altaf Husain – Anti-Islamic Bigotry
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Altaf Husain – Becoming a Man
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Altaf Husain – Contemporary Challenges in Trying to Get Married
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Altaf Husain – Distress, Isolationism, and Spirituality
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Altaf Husain – Gender Relations
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Altaf Husain – How to Make Ramadan Last 11 Months
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Altaf Husain – I Love You, Man… For the Sake of Allah
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Altaf Husain – Khutbah on Youth
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Altaf Husain – Legacy of Islam in America: The Trans-Atlantic Voyage and Beyond
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Altaf Husain – Life After MSA
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Altaf Husain – Pieces of the Puzzle: Our Turn
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Altaf Husain – Ramadan Resolution
Topics: Ramadan -
Altaf Husain – Spirituality: The Catalyst of Mercy
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Altaf Husain – The Art of Character Building
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Altaf Husain – The Community and Youth
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Altaf Husain – The Family in America: Trends, Challenges, Opportunities
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Altaf Husain – Two Faced
Who is Altaf Husain
Altaf Husain has a PhD from the Howard University School of Social Work, focusing on Muslim immigrant and refugee adaptation in the United States. He is a double alumnus of Case Western Reserve University (CWRU), receiving his bachelor's and master's degrees in Biomedical Engineering and Social Work, respectively. Altaf is a board member of the Muslim Alliance in North America (MANA) and Islamic Social Services Association of the US and Canada (ISSA). He is also a licensed social worker in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
He has served Vice President - US (1997-1999) and two terms as President (1999-2001, 2001-2003) of MSA National. He has also served on the Board of Advisers of MSA National and is a staff member of COMPASS, the MSA National Training Program. He currently resides in northern Virginia with his wife and two sons.