Following the invitation of the Islamic Cultural Center of North California, Dr. Akhlaq attended and delivered a series of 10 lectures from July 2th to July 12th on occasion of Holy Month of Ramazan in which he presented speeches on “The Unique Features of the Noble Quran,” “The Inward Etiquettes of Reciting the Quran,” and “Imam Ali ibn Abitalib and his Contribution to Benevolence, Beauty and the Knowledge”.  The main focus of speeches was how Muslims should recite the Quran or look at Imam Ali in order to promote virtues, goodness, and the existential qualities for building a better community.  The presentations, following with Q and A sessions, were highly appreciated by Muslim community of the North California with various background including Iranians and Afghanis.  Dr. Akhlaq also talked separately about Muslim Youths and Modern World with Muslim Students of Bleckley and Stanford Universities during his trip to Bay Areas.