Why do some pleasures leave us wanting more? β
We live in a time of abundance. More choices, more comforts, more ways to be entertained than ever before. Yet despite having access to so much, many of us still find ourselves restless, dissatisfied, and constantly searching for the next thing that will make us feel fulfilled.
Islam does not call us to reject enjoyment. Rather, it teaches us how to enjoy Allahβs blessings without becoming enslaved to our desires. π€²
In collaboration with The Office Of Mufti, join us for our first session of Teh & Slay Plus (by Teh & Slay) as we explore The Dopamine Trap: What Islam Says About Indulgence; a conversation on desire, moderation, self-discipline, and the path towards true contentment. This session will also feature the fatwa (ruling) on vape presented by The Office Of Mufti.
The panel discussion will be presented by our esteemed speakers, Ustaz Syakir Pasuni, Associate Member of The Fatwa Committee, together with Ustazah Marhamah Senewi, Member of the Asatizah Youth Network. The conversation will entail the concept of indulgence in both small and big habits, alongside an explanation on the recent Fatwa on Vape.Β
Together with esteemed speakers and interactive Ask Asatizah Anything Circles, we’ll reflect on why indulgence can be so appealing, how excess affects the heart, and how the guidance of Islam helps us cultivate balance in a world that constantly invites us to want more. β¨
Come spend your afternoon with us over tea, reflection, and meaningful discussion as we navigate one of the defining challenges of our time. π
ποΈ Sat, 25 July 2026
β° 1.30pm β 4.30pm
π Main Prayer Hall, Al-Falah Mosque
ποΈ $10 Registration Fee
π‘ Speakers: Ustaz Syakir Pasuni (Associate Member of The Fatwa Committee) & Β Ustazah Marhamah Senewi (Member of the Asatizah Youth Network).
The session will be moderated by Ustaz Arsyad Kasim (Mosque Religious Officer of Al-Falah Mosque) and conducted in English.Β
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