Please join us for an educational workshop on COVID-19 via Zoom. We will have presentations by the experts discussing three aspects of dealing with COVID-19. Each presentation is followed by a 10-min question and answer session.

Below is the link to the Zoom Meeting. Please note that per new Zoom policy a password is required

https://zoom.us/j/798492418?pwd=Z24xN1FXbEhiUzc0WGFRRnZkL2VIUT09

Meeting ID: 798 492 418

Password: 618825

Presentation

“How to Deal with Fear and Anxiety” by Dr. Sholeh Amiri, Ph.D. Psychology, Professor of Psychology at University of Isfahan, Iran

“Clinical Manifestation of COVID-19“ Dr. Mehran Farid-Moayer, MD, with specialty in Pulmonology and Critical Care Medicine

“How to Improve your Immune System” by Dr. Haleh Sheikholeslami, MD, with specialty in Family and Integrative Medicine

Biographies

Dr. Sholeh Amiri, Ph.D. Psychology

Dr. Sholeh Amiri has been Professor of Psychology at University of Isfahan, Iran, for more than 25 years and has had her private practice as a clinical psychologist for the past 15 years. She has translated and authored several books and numerous articles in the field of psychology.

Dr. Mehran Farid-Moayer, MD

Dr. Mehran Farid-Moayer is a pulmonologist in Burlingame, California and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area. His specialties also include Critical Care Medicine, Pleural Disease, and Sleep Medicine. He has been in practice for more than 20 years.

Dr. Haleh Sheikholeslami, MD

Dr. Haleh Sheikholeslami is board certified in family medicine and integrative medicine and has been practicing in the Bay Area for about 24 years. She works at Palo Alto Medical Foundation and Peninsula Healthcare Connection in Palo Alto. She has a passion for healthy lifestyle and nutrition to optimize health and has pursued a fellowship in integrative medicine from the Academy of Integrative Health and Medicine.

Please join us for a lecture in Farsi by Mr. Abdolali Bazargan on Saturday August 10th. Mr. Bazargan will discuss Imam Hussain’s (PBUH) exquisite dua Arafah, followed by the Arabic recitation of the dua, and congregational prayers, and light dinner

The central theme of Abdolali Bazargan’s lectures is focused on the ethical dimensions emphasized in the Qur’an and traditions (or hadith) of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and the Ahl al-Bayat. Mr. Bazargan addresses the history and processes of scriptural interpretation that have often given rise to dubious understandings of the text. He argues that the commitment to equality, liberalism, and pluralism resonates with the spirit of early Islam, when an emerging theology was intrinsically wedded to one of liberty.

Mr. Abdolali Bazargan was born in 1943 in Tehran, Iran. He is the second child of the late Mohandas Mehdi Bazargan, the first Prime Minister of Iran after the Islamic Revolution. He has a Masters in Architecture Design from Shahid Beheshti (Melli) University, Tehran, Iran and has more than 45 years of experience in designing buildings. Mr. Bazargan has spent much of his life devoted to the study and teachings of Quran. He has over 20 publications in social and religious subjects, including Qur’anic research and Islamic teachings.

For a detailed biography and list of Abdolali Bazargan’s publications please visit his website at http://bazargan.com/abdolali/

We are pleased to announce a series of lectures by Mr. Abdolali Bazargan at ICCNC, occurring on the second Saturday of every other month from 6 to 8pm.

Suggested donation: $10/person

The central theme of Mr. Bazargan’s lectures is focused on the ethical dimensions emphasized in the Qur’an and traditions (or hadith) of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and the Twelve Imams. Mr. Bazargan addresses the history and processes of scriptural interpretation that have often given rise to dubious understandings of the text. He argues that the commitment to equality, liberalism, and pluralism resonates with the spirit of early Islam, when an emerging theology was intrinsically wedded to one of liberty.

Mr. Abdolali Bazargan was born in 1943 in Tehran, Iran. He is the second child of the late Mohandas Mehdi Bazargan, the first Prime Minister of Iran after the Islamic Revolution. He has a Masters in Architecture Design from Shahid Beheshti (Melli) University, Tehran, Iran and has more than 45 years of experience in designing buildings. Mr. Bazargan has spent much of his life devoted to the study and teachings of Quran. He has over 20 publications in social and religious subjects, including Qur’anic research and Islamic teachings.

For a detailed biography and list of Abdolali Bazargan’s publications please visit his website at http://bazargan.com/abdolali/

Cost: $10

We are pleased to announce a series of lectures by Mr. Abdolali Bazargan at ICCNC, occurring the second Saturday of every other month from 6-8pm.
*Light dinner will be served.

The central theme of Abdolali Bazargan’s lectures is focused on the ethical dimensions emphasized in the Qur’an and traditions (or hadith) of the Prophet Muhammad and the Twelve Imams. Mr. Bazargan addresses the history and processes of scriptural interpretation that have often given rise to dubious understandings of the text. He argues that the commitment to equality, liberalism, and pluralism resonates with the spirit of early Islam, when an emerging theology was intrinsically wedded to one of liberty.

Mr. Abdolali Bazargan was born in 1943 in Tehran, Iran. He is the second child of the late Mohandas Mehdi Bazargan, the first Prime Minister of Iran after the Islamic Revolution. He has a Masters in Architecture Design from Shahid Beheshti (Melli) University, Tehran, Iran and has more than 45 years of experience in designing buildings. Mr. Bazargan has spent much of his life devoted to the study and teachings of Quran. He has over 20 publications in social and religious subjects, including Qur’anicresearch and Islamic teachings.

For a detailed biography and list of Abdolali Bazargan’s publications please visit his website at http://bazargan.com/abdolali/