With more people embracing Islam than ever before, our work is essential. But as a volunteer-run group our resources are stretched thin. Join us to show the hospitality and compassion of Islam, as did the companions of our Prophet ﷺ. The cost of a coffee could help a new Muslim find their community.

Supporting New Muslims as the First Muslims Did

  • Gift Shahada packs

    Gift Shahada packs

    New Muslims need clear and beautiful resources. £50 could provide one person with a Shahada pack of books and essentials to learn, practice and settle into their Islam. Read more

  • Facilitate Islamic retreats

    Facilitate Islamic retreats

    We organise retreats where new Muslims learn about Islam, connect with other Muslims and become attuned to their new faith in a gentle environment. £100 could help us facilitate our next retreat. Read more

  • Enable a Muslim to learn their faith

    Enable a Muslim to learn their faith

    We facilitate classes and courses where new Muslims can learn the fundamentals of Islam. £25 could help pay for books and course programmes. Read more

  • Reconcile a heart with a cuppa

    Reconcile a heart with a cuppa

    Sometimes new Muslims have to hide their faith. £10 towards our monthly coffee mornings & pizza nights could offer a safe space for them to connect and find courage. Read more

  • Help make Eid special

    Help make Eid special

    New Muslims struggle with loneliness and isolation, and more so on special occasions. £50 could contribute to an Eid event, helping us make Eid a special time for them. Read more

  • Help train support buddies

    Help train support buddies

    New Muslims need support. Our Buddying Programme helps them on their journey in Islam by pairing them with professionally trained Members. £50 could help us train more Support Buddies. Read more

The services we provide for new Muslims are Zakat compliant. As Allah guides us to whom to give, as illustrated in the verse below, the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, was also known to give and reconcile hearts.

'The charitable offerings are only for the poor, and the destitute and those who collect (the zakat) and those whose hearts are (to be) reconciled and for (ransoming) slaves and debtors and in God’s path, and the wayfarer, as an obligation from God and God is Knowing , Wise.’ 

— Holy Qur’an  9: 60