EVENT RESCHEDULED
​ Synopsis of Muslim History with Dr. Khurram Khan has been rescheduled to Sunday, October 18, 2026. We look forward to welcoming you on the new date.

In this course, Synopsis of Muslim History, Dr. Khurram takes participants on a journey through fourteen centuries of Muslim history, from the passing of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ to the modern era. Through a reflective and accessible approach, he explores the major personalities, events, ideas, and civilizations that have shaped the Muslim world. The course aims to provide historical context for understanding the opportunities and challenges facing Muslims today and to inspire a deeper appreciation of our collective heritage.

Sunday, October 18 | 9 AM –5 PM
CIK · 3150 Ridgeway Dr, Unit 26, Mississauga, ON
Registration Fee: $25
​*We firmly believe that financial constraints should never be a barrier to knowledge.  If you require assistance, we invite you to get in touch with us at [email protected].
Dr. Khurram Khan is an Associate Professor of Medicine at McMaster University and a consultant gastroenterologist. He holds a Master's degree in Epidemiology and has authored more than 30 peer-reviewed publications. His research has focused on digestive diseases, and he has led numerous clinical and academic research initiatives in this field.

Beyond medicine, Dr. Khurram has dedicated decades to Muslim community development, youth engagement, and Islamic education. He has served as President of the Muslim Students' Association (MSA) at both the University of Waterloo and Western University and has held numerous regional and national leadership roles in youth work and da'wah. A student of Islamic knowledge, community activist, and educator, he currently serves on the Board of the Muslim Association of Canada (MAC), is the faculty advisor to the McMaster MSA, and regularly delivers khutbahs and lectures in the community.

An award-winning teacher, researcher, and mentor, Dr. Khurram is passionate about making complex ideas accessible and relevant to diverse audiences.