Malaysian dawah activist (born to Catholic family) guest of Ahmed Deedat Annual Lecture Series

By Al-Qalam Reporter

Dato’ Kamarudin Abdullah, a prominent Malaysian Islamic scholar, International Dawah Activist and Motivational & Public Speaker, will be the guest speaker at the Ahmed Deedat Annual Lecture Series to be held in six towns and cities across South Africa from September 23 to October 1.

His first public talk will be held on September 26 at Tarteel-Al Quraan Institute, Mountain Rise, after Esha.

His Durban public talk will be at the Grey Street Mosque on September 29. That evening, he will deliver a lecture at the NMJ Hall after Maghrib and tickets can be purchased online:info@ipcisa.com or phone 0824957908.

From there, Dato’ Kamarudin Abdullah moves to other towns and cities.

Born to a Catholic family, Dato’ Kamarudin Abdullah’s journey to Islam is fascinating. He is the Founder of IPSI (IPCI) Malaysia after meeting Sheikh Ahmed Deedat, 30 Years ago!

After reading the Quran, Dato’ Haji Kamarudin decided to revert to Islam when he was just 18-years old..

He then began traveling the world, passionately gathering Islamic Knowledge. He actively involved himself in Dawah to the “not-yet Muslim”s at all levels. He frequently engaged in dialogue with Christian missionaries, atheists, agnostics and people of other beliefs,

Dato’ Haji Kamarudin had studied under various Islamic scholars such as Ustaz Sheikh Abdul Hamid from Pakistan, the late Sheikh Ahmed Deedat and Dr. Zakir Naik.

He resigned from the Senior Management Position at Malaysian Airlines to start Dawah work full time. He currently works as a City Councilor in Penang Government, Malaysia