The Community Volunteering program educates individuals about Masjid rights and roles, manners, behaviour, and environmental respect.

Participants will engage in activities highlighting the Masjid’s significance as a centre of worship and community life, learning proper etiquette and decorum. The program emphasises cultivating good manners and ethical conduct through workshops and hands-on activities, promoting skills in communication, respect, and cooperation. Environmental respect is also a key focus, with volunteers participating in clean-up drives, recycling initiatives, and conservation projects.

The primary goal is to empower individuals to contribute positively to their community by understanding their roles, practising good manners, and respecting the environment.

The Prophets Trail program offers an immersive experience for 12-16-year-olds, focusing on narratives from the Seerah and the lives of the Companions. These retreats are designed to deepen the understanding and appreciation of Islamic history and its key figures through engaging storytelling and interactive activities.

Participants will delve into the life of the Prophet Muhammad and his Companions, exploring their virtues, struggles, and contributions to Islam. Through a combination of lectures, group discussions, and reflective exercises, young learners will gain insights into the moral and ethical lessons derived from these historical accounts. The main objective of the Retreats/Stayovers is to create a meaningful connection between the participants and their rich Islamic heritage.

By living and learning in a communal setting, students will develop a stronger sense of brotherhood, empathy, and personal faith. These retreats not only educate but also inspire youth to embody the values and teachings of the Prophet and his Companions in their everyday lives.

The Realtalk Workshops provide year-round educational sessions for 12-16-year-olds, addressing modern and social challenges through an Islamic perspective. These workshops are designed to help young individuals navigate the complexities of today’s world while staying rooted in their faith.

Each workshop covers relevant topics such as social issues, mental health, anxiety, and digital ethics, all framed within the teachings of Islam. Through engaging discussions, interactive activities, and expert-led sessions, students gain valuable insights into how Islamic principles can be applied to contemporary issues.

The primary objective of the Contemporary Issues Workshops is to equip young learners with the knowledge and tools to critically analyse and respond to societal challenges. By fostering an understanding of how Islamic values intersect with modern life, these workshops aim to develop well-rounded, informed, and compassionate individuals. Participants are encouraged to think deeply, express their views, and engage in meaningful dialogue, promoting a sense of community and shared purpose.

The Get-to-Know Series offers a year-round educational journey for 12-16-year-olds, providing a comprehensive understanding to the basics of Islam.

Designed to engage and inspire, these courses cover fundamental Islamic teachings, practices, and values. Each session is carefully structured to facilitate an in-depth understanding of key concepts such as the Five Pillars of Islam, the life of the Prophet Muhammad, and the importance of the Quran. Through interactive lessons, discussions, and activities, students are encouraged to explore their faith and ask questions in a supportive environment.

The primary objective of the Get-to-Know Series is to foster a solid foundation of Islamic knowledge, helping young learners to connect with their faith and apply its principles in their daily lives. This series not only educates but also aims to build a sense of community among participants, promoting values of respect, compassion, and spiritual growth.