New Muslim Referral Programme & Retreat

Supporting new Muslims is a crucial part of dawah that doesn’t end with the shahadah. In this session, we’ll introduce our initiative designed to provide converts with the guidance, community, and education they need to grow in their faith. Learn how to connect new Muslims to local support networks, organise retreats that nurture their journey, and ensure long-term engagement. Whether you're an organisation, volunteer, or just someone who wants to help, discover how you can play a role in their continued development.

Safeguarding/Empowering New Muslim Women

New Muslim women often face unique challenges as they embrace Islam—ranging from social isolation to identity struggles and lack of tailored support. This essential session focuses on how we, as a community, can safeguard and empower them through practical support, mentorship, and inclusive spaces. Hear from sisters working on the ground who are helping new Muslim women not only stay strong in their faith but thrive. Learn how to build trust, provide culturally sensitive care, and create environments where new Muslim women feel seen, supported, and confident in their Islamic journey.

Beyond the Shahadah - What to do next & How to support your New Muslims

Taking the shahadah is just the beginning. What comes after is crucial. This session dives into the often-overlooked journey that follows a person accepting Islam—focusing on how individuals, communities, and organisations can provide meaningful, long-term support. From mentorship and education to emotional and social guidance, discover practical ways to help new Muslims integrate, grow in their faith, and feel truly part of the ummah. Whether you're a da’ee, volunteer, or friend, learn how to be a consistent and compassionate source of support beyond the initial moment of conversion.

Lessons from the Charity Sector

What can the world of dawah learn from the charity sector? In this insightful session, we’ll explore key lessons in organisation, fundraising, volunteer management, and impact measurement—drawn directly from successful Islamic charities. Discover how their strategies for growth, sustainability, and public engagement can be applied to dawah work. Whether you’re running a grassroots initiative or looking to scale your efforts, this session will offer practical tools and fresh perspectives to strengthen your mission and maximise your reach.

Beyond the Bucket: Practical Fundraising That Works

Gone are the days when fundraising meant just passing around a bucket. This session is all about smart, effective, and sustainable fundraising strategies tailored for dawah organisations. Learn how to engage donors, run creative campaigns, build lasting relationships, and use digital tools to maximise impact. Hear from fundraising professionals who’ve successfully raised funds without compromising on values or vision. Whether you're just starting out or looking to improve your approach, this session will equip you with practical methods to fundraise with purpose and professionalism.

From Charity to Legacy: Islamic Models for Sustainable Giving

True impact goes beyond one-off donations—it’s about building a lasting legacy. This session explores timeless Islamic principles like waqf (endowment), long-term investment, and community-driven giving, and how they can be applied today to create sustainable dawah efforts. Learn how to shift from reactive fundraising to visionary planning, ensuring your work continues to benefit others for generations. Whether you’re an organisation or an individual supporter, discover how to turn charity into a legacy rooted in prophetic wisdom and modern strategy.

Balancing Dawah & Knowledge

The Importance of New Muslim Support with your dawah

Empowering Reverts in Dawah

Women in Dawah

Opening Our Doors: How Mosques Can Welcome Non-Muslims

The Far-Right Threat: Challenges and Opportunities for Dawah

Safeguarding the Dawah & Code of Conduct

Why Da’wah? The Importance of Sharing Islam Why is da’wah so essential? This short but powerful talk explores the core reasons behind sharing the message of Islam, not just as a duty, but as a profound act of compassion and purpose. Discover how da’wah connects us to the legacy of the Prophets, strengthens our own faith, and brings clarity and guidance to others in a world full of confusion. Whether you're active in the field or just beginning your journey, this session will remind you why da’wah truly matters.

Global Dawah – Why YOU Are Responsible Dawah isn’t just the job of scholars or organisations—it’s a responsibility that belongs to every Muslim. In this eye-opening talk, we’ll explore how the message of Islam is a global trust, and why your voice, your actions, and your presence matter more than ever. From your local community to the wider world, discover how each of us plays a role in representing Islam with wisdom, compassion, and clarity. The ummah is global—and so is your responsibility.

Empowering People for Dawah Dawah begins with people—ordinary Muslims equipped with the right tools, confidence, and knowledge to share Islam effectively. This inspiring talk focuses on how we can empower individuals to become ambassadors of the faith in their everyday lives. Whether through conversation, character, or community work, discover practical ways to build your da’wah skills, overcome doubts, and inspire others to do the same. Because when people are empowered, da’wah becomes a movement.

The Role of Mosques in Dawah Mosques are more than places of worship—they are the heart of the Muslim community and a powerful hub for dawah. This session explores how masjids can play a central role in welcoming newcomers, educating the public, and creating a space for dialogue and outreach. From open days to new Muslim support, learn how your local mosque can become an active beacon of guidance, connection, and compassion. It's time to unlock the full potential of our mosques in spreading the message of Islam.