Presented by TILAWAH × House of Ibn Sina
Nurturing the Next Generation: Mind, Body & Wellbeing
Saturday 26 September 2026 · 6:30 PM Adelaide time
A refined evening exploring what it means to live a tayyib life — wholesome, pure, and aligned with prophetic guidance.
Join TILAWAH and House of Ibn Sina for an intimate gathering at Al Salaam Community Centre in Park Holme, Adelaide — part of Masjid Omar Bin Al Khattab (Marion Mosque) — where Islamic scholarship meets natural wellbeing. Through reflection, recitation, and thoughtful conversation, we consider how to nurture the next generation in mind, body, and spirit.
"Whoever does righteousness, whether male or female, while a believer — We will surely cause them to live a good life."
Qur'an 16:97
Adelaide University
Our Children: Building Bridges of Communication in Times of Challenge — An Islamic Approach
A leading scholar of Islamic thought whose work bridges classical scholarship and contemporary life — offering a grounded vision for raising the next generation with purpose and integrity.
Naturopath · Nutritionist · Herbalist
Nourishing Our Children: The Link Between Food, Mood & Behaviour — An Islamic Approach
A practitioner devoted to holistic family health, integrating herbal wisdom, nutrition, and prophetic guidance to nourish body and home with intention and care.
An evening of reflection, learning, and community.
Adhan at 6:15 PM. Salah finishes by 6:30 PM.
Program begins. Opening remarks from TILAWAH and House of Ibn Sina.
Beautiful recitation to centre hearts and minds.
A curated visual reflection on prophetic wellbeing.
Professor Mohamad Abdalla on building bridges of communication with our children, and Julide Turker-Guler on the link between food, mood, and behaviour — both from an Islamic approach.
An open session for thoughtful questions and dialogue.
Closing du'a and farewell.
Highlights from previous Living the Tayyib Life gatherings in Melbourne and Sydney.
At Masjid Omar Bin Al Khattab · Marion Mosque
658 Marion Road, Park Holme SA 5043
Masjid Omar Bin Al Khattab — known locally as Marion Mosque — is named after Omar ibn Al-Khattab (RA), the second Caliph of Islam. It is the head office of the Islamic Society of South Australia (ISSA) and a central hub for Adelaide’s Muslim community.
ISSA works to empower the Muslim community toward a more inclusive and productive Australia. Alongside daily worship, Marion Mosque supports religious, educational, and social programs, including the Al Salaam Community Centre for youth and community activities, women’s prayer facilities, open days, and gatherings that welcome people from all backgrounds.
$20 per person
Tickets are $20 per person. Secure your seat below — you will receive a confirmation email once your purchase is complete.
Tickets open soon — purchase your seat here when booking goes live.
Tickets are available online via the booking section above. Tickets are $20 per person. We recommend purchasing early to secure your seat at Al Salaam Community Centre.
Tickets are $20 per person. Purchase online in advance so we can plan seating and welcome you properly on the night.
Street parking is available near Al Salaam Community Centre / Marion Mosque on Marion Road and adjacent streets. We encourage arriving a little early, especially when travelling with family.
Yes — this gathering welcomes families. Children are encouraged to attend with a parent or guardian. Please help us maintain a calm, respectful atmosphere.
Yes. House of Ibn Sina marketplace available throughout the evening. 'Sunnatarian' will also be available to purchase on the night.
Maghreb adhan is at 6:15 PM and salah finishes by 6:30 PM. The program starts at 6:30 PM and concludes at 8:00 PM. We suggest arriving by 6:15 PM if you wish to join Maghreb.
