Ossama Mohamed Bahloul
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Current Address: 5 Mohamed Tawfik Diab
St. Nasr City, Cairo –
Egypt Cell 011-010-569-1291;
Home 011-050-213-0079 email: shk_osama@hotmail.com |
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EDUCATION |
AL-AZHAR UNIVERSITY
Cairo, Egypt PhD - Comparative Religions In Progress Thesis: Critique of Christian issues within Will
Durant’s “The Story of Civilization” Doctorate
Review Board: Professor Hussein Magd
Khattab – Dean of faculty of Usool el Din, Al-Azhar University, Tanta
Branch; Professor Mohamed Abuzeid –
Dean of Islamic Studies, Al-Azhar, Kafr el Sheikh Branch |
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AL-AZHAR UNIVERSITY Cairo, Egypt Master in Da’awah (High Honors)
September 2002 Thesis: Establishment of Da’awah curriculum aimed
at secularists, atheists, Christians, Jews and Muslims *Certified in Authentic
Recitation of Quran (Ijazah) – “Hafs an ‘Asim” method – by his Honor Sheikh
Mahmoud Attiah Zayed |
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AL-AZHAR UNIVERSITY Cairo, Egypt Bachelor of Art in Islamic Studies (Usool el Din) with
Honors
May 1997 Ranked in top 4 of the
class of approximately 200. |
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EXPERIENCE |
ISLAMIC CENTER OF IRVING
Irving, TX Visiting Imam
October 2003 – present · Performed
Islamic services during Ramadan, including daily prayers, Taraweeh, daily
speeches (various topics), fatwa, personal counseling. · Assisted
in fundraising activities. · Advised
and directed several initiatives regarding Da’awah |
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LAITH IBN SAAD ASSOCIATION
Cairo, Egypt Founder and Executive Director of Islamic Department June 2001 – present · Founded
this charitable organization and held the position of Chairman during the
first year and was responsible for establishing organization structure,
government permits, rules and regulations, management of fundraising
activities. · Became
Executive Director of Islamic Department after fully establishing the
Association in order to concentrate my efforts in religious activities within
the Association’s mosque. · Managed
and performed religious activities including Friday Khutbah; daily lessons in
Fiqh, Hadith and Tafsir; lessons for Women only; halaqat for youth. · Solely
responsible for the Association’s Counseling Department, including Family
counseling, Social counseling and home visits. · Supervised
the production of the weekly magazine. |
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ISLAMIC CENTER OF DARMISHTAT
Frankfurt, Germany Visiting Imam
Ramadan 2000 · Performed
Islamic services during Ramadan, including daily prayers, Taraweeh, daily
speeches (various topics), fatwa, personal counseling. · Assisted in fundraising activities for
Palestine. · Advised
and directed several initiatives regarding da’awah. |
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EL-SHATIBY ISLAMIC CENTER FOR INDONESIAN STUDENTS Cairo, Egypt Lecturer / Instructor September 2001 – May 2003 · This
center was established for teaching Al-Azhar University curriculum for
Indonesian students. · Lectured
in four different classes including Islamic Creed, Jurisprudence (Fiqh),
Comparative Religions, and Islamic Sects. ·
Class size varied from 30 to 50 Indonesian
students of Al-Azhar University who needed special teaching due to language
barriers. |
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IQRA’A CENTER FOR FOREIGN MUSLIMS
Cairo, Egypt Lecturer / Instructor June
2003 – June 2003 · Conducted
a 10-day intensive course in the Fundamental Principles of Islamic Law
(Shari’ah) · Class
consisted of over 20 German, British and Austrian muslims who traveled to
Egypt especially for this course. |
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HONORS & ACTIVITIES |
· 2nd
Place Outstanding Academic Achievement League, Al-Azhar University 1996-1997 · Umrah
Leader/Guide of more than 100 people, Saudi Arabia, October 2000 · Umrah
Leader/Guide of more than 100 people, Saudi Arabia, December 1999 · Head
of Cultural Committee (elected for all four years of Bachelor degree),
Student Union, Al-Azhar University 1993-1997 · Traveled
to Belgium and Holland to apply my Masters Degree theories on non-muslims
including atheists and Christians, January 2001 · Dean’s
List for three years, Al-Azhar University, 1994-1997 · Elected
to represent Al-Azhar University in the Arab International Camp for
Outstanding Students, Summer 1996 · Fundraiser
for construction of local mosque, Al-Mansoora, Egypt 1999-2000 |
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SKILLS |
· Vast
experience in dealing with people, excellent people skills including building
personal, family and social relationships · Highly capable public speaker/lecturer |
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LANGUAGES |
· Fluent
in spoken and written Arabic · Spoken
English: Fair. Currently identified
several Intensive English ESL Classes that may give me the capability to be
more fluent within 6 to 12 months. |