About ISOC
Who are we?
We're university students! The Islamic Society (ISOC) is where Muslim students come together to pray, study and have fun. You can get involved by volunteering in campaigns and even joining the committee. |
Where are we?
We are based in Building 40 in the prayer room. The prayer room is a communal space for Muslim students to pray and also where we occasionally hold classes, talks and socials. |
Who is welcome?
Everyone is welcome, to our events, campaigns and socials. We do not judge or criticise people. Wherever you are in your deen journey, all are welcomed.
Everyone is welcome, to our events, campaigns and socials. We do not judge or criticise people. Wherever you are in your deen journey, all are welcomed.
Freshers, start your uni experience right
New-StudentsVisit our New-Students' page where we introduce initiatives for you, as well as 8 things you must do before starting lectures.
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Freshers' WeekVisit our freshers' week page to ensure you don't miss out on anything during the first few week of the new chapter of your lives. |
Freshers' BookletDownload ISOC's freshers booklet for 2022/23
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ISOC SportBeing physically fit, and having physical strength, health and soundness helps a person with the ability to worship Allah as the person who is weak and ill will be impeded from doing many acts of worship. Sports and Athleticism helps a person maintain their physical fitness. The Prophet (SAW) participated in wrestling [Abu Dawood (4078)], encouraged archery [Al-Bukhari (3373)], horse-riding [An-Nasa'i (8889)], and swimming [An-Nasa'i (8889)]. Athleticism is not gender exclusive as our beloved Prophet (SAW) was also reported to have raced Nana Aisha (RA). As well as the health and Islamic benefits to participating in sports, sports also plays an important role in unifying the community and building friendships.
Check out what we offer and get involved! |
Get involved!You can become part of the ISOC! All of our campaigns require the help of volunteers in order to be successful. You can find our stall at the SUSU bun-fight and sign up there. Other than that, you can contact us via email, Instagram or Facebook (linked below). We also post the details of our events on social media.
You can fill out an application to become a committee member around March, at the time of the Annual General Meeting (AGM). Click below for information on committee roles. |