Abu Uzair - Current Activities and Personal Life

Current Activities and Personal Life

Uzair currently teaches in the London School of Shariah. There, he preaches a moderate and more pragmatic interpretation of moral guidance in Islam. A selection of his lectures are available on YouTube and have been met with critical acclaim from the British Islamic community.

He currently gives lectures under the kunya Abu Mounisa.

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