With the united support of our local partners and supporting donors, we are able to work with many different communities to help support them in the harsh conditions which they face.

Dawah is an important part of Islam, but often there is much confusion amongst Muslims, reverts and non-Muslims about exactly what it is and how to give it. If you’re looking to learn more about Dawah, we’ve put together this comprehensive guide.

In Islam, there are several forms of charity, also known as alms, and one of those is Sadaqah Jariyah. This is a broad form of charity which means there is sometimes confusion as to what is considered Sadaqah Jariyah.

Allah (SWT) perfected the religion of Islam more than a thousand years ago, and the Angel Jibreel first revealed His divine words to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) some 1,400 years ago.

Interest is a part of everyday life. Most credit lenders charge interest automatically on borrowed money, and many banks deposit interest money into your account over a set period of time as part of their terms and conditions.

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is the most widely known prophet in Islam; he was the final of 25 Qur’anic messengers Allah (SWT) selected to spread the word of Islam to humankind.

Invite (all) to the Way of thy Lord with wisdom and beautiful preaching; [The Noble Qur’an 16:125] The time has arrived where hundreds of people are now requesting copies of the Nobel Qur'an every m…

The 12th and final month of the Islamic year is known as Dhul Hijjah. It is an auspicious time for Muslims as it encompasses multiple notable days of the year.

The religion of Islam follows the lunar calendar rather than the Gregorian (solar) calendar. There are still 12 months, but unlike the Gregorian calendar, the dates are not fixed. This means each month moves forward by roughly 10 days each year.

In Islam, there are a number of customs, traditions and rules that are applicable to specific events and times of the year. Dhul Hijjah is the most precious time of the year for Muslims, containing the Festival of Sacrifice, Big Eid, the Day of Arafah and the Hajj pilgrimage.

Zakat is a charitable obligation calculated on the disposable wealth of a Muslim that is ultimately used to help and support those who are most in need. One of the questions that we have been asked is, “can you give Zakat to build a well?” and the answer is yes, you can.

Amazing opportunity to donate and contribute to the ultimate noble cause… of sharing and gifting a copy of the Final Testament of our Loving Creator… the Noble Qur’an. We are receiving requests every day for a copy and the interest in this beautiful Word of God is growing to several hundred requests a month.