Islamic History Month 2026

🎯 Course Objectives:

October is recognized as Islamic History Month, and the Islamic Institute of Toronto (IIT) is excited to present another inspiring series of events. This year’s theme, “Islam: Hope for Humanity,” explores what Islam has given the world and what it continues to offer today. Through five thought-provoking themes—Looking Inwards, The Family, Justice, Knowledge, and The Future—we will reflect on the timeless teachings, contributions, and values of Islam that continue to shape individuals, families, and societies. Led by Dr. Abdullah Hakim Quick, the series will feature engaging lectures, presentations, exhibitions, and meaningful discussions, offering valuable insights and inspiration for our communities.
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Instructor(s)

Instructor Bio:

Dr Abdullah Hakim Quick is a historian, social activist and religious leader of African and Native American descent. He has travelled to over 58 countries doing research and delivering lectures to various communities. His qualification in Islamic Studies comes from a BA from the Islamic University of Madinah, Saudi Arabia and his history background is shaped by an MA and PhD from the History Department of the University of Toronto, Canada. Shaikh Abdullah is currently a senior instructor at the Islamic Institute of Toronto.

Abdullah Hakim Quick

Senior Instructor