VOICED: Hundreds of Muslims attend anti-terror camp in England

The video covers a three-day course at the University of Warwick called Al Hidayah, aimed at discouraging radicalization and promoting moderate Islam. The program includes lectures, debates, sports, and prayers, with a focus on peaceful coexistence. The main speaker, Mohammed Taffrail Kadri, emphasizes that Muslims should be active citizens and oppose laws legally if needed. The course responds to the 2005 London bombings, with Kadri condemning terrorism and issuing a fatwa against it. Participants pay to attend, supporting a foundation that spreads moderate Islam globally.

What is the main objective of the course entitled Al Hidayah?

How does the program aim to discourage radicalization among youth?

Who is the main speaker at the event and what is his key theme?

What was the response of the Muslim community in Britain after the London bombings of 2005?

What financial contribution do participants make to attend Al Hidayah, and what is its purpose?