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2023 IMAN Annual Convention

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Assalāmu’alaykum wa Rahmatullāhi wa Barakātuh, Doctors! IMAN - Philippines welcomes you to the registration of the Annual Convention 2023; Doctors in Da’wah. This is a time for us to ponder the Islamic studies involved in the clinical practice, as well as gather extra knowledge through workshops on Medical Nutrition and Emergency Medicine. Come join us as we explore the Islamic ways of handling the wonderful hectic world of Medicine. Have you already registered yourself in the IMAN Official Registry? If not yet, you may register yourself in the link below before registering for the Annual Convention. Our Official registry serves as our way of reaching out to you.
Register as a member in the link below: https://tinyurl.com/IMANmembers2023 If yes, please proceed in registering for the Annual Convention in the link below: https://tinyurl.com/IMAN-Annual-Convention-2023 We, the IMAN - Board of Directors, are excited to meet you in this incoming Annual convention 2023. See you soon! In Shā Allāh! Jazākumullāhu khayran!

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