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On Sunday 16th February 2025, a program was held at Musjid Bilal Castlehill, Newlands themed 'Preparation for Ramadan.'
On Thursday last week, 13 February, the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre’s ‘Feed the Needy’ team conducted meal distributions across areas of greater Durban.
The Fiqhud Dawah Forum was formed under the auspices of Darul Ihsan Centre as a platform to identify and discuss contemporary challenges faced by Ulama and Dawah workers mainly in the townships and rural areas.
On a daily basis, the Darul Ihsan Welfare Department conducts interviews and dispenses assistance to hundreds of recipients.
All praise and gratitude are for Allah Ta’ala the Creator, Sustainer and Nourisher of the universe. May never ending peace, greetings and salutations be upon our most beloved Master, Guide and Leader Muhammad (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam).
On Saturday, 25 January, the Daughters of the Ummah (DOU) youth group hosted their first inspiring programme for the year titled ‘Mu’minah 101’ at Al Falaah College, Springfield, Durban.
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The Youth of the Ummah’s 15th Youth Camp, held at Seula Zimbili in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN), was a transformative and spiritually enriching event designed to inspire and uplift the Muslim youth. The camp, which ran over 3 days i.e. 3,4,5 of December 2024, was loaded with fun filled activities and guided by Islamic teachings.
On the evening of Thursday, 28th November 2024, the 8th Al Ihsan Qiraat event was held at Masjid ul Fatah in La Lucia, Durban. The program, themed "The Noble Qur'an: Our Source of Strength & Resilience," commenced after Maghrib Salah.
During the last week of November, the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre’s ‘Feed the Needy’ team distributed a total of almost 2,200 hot meals throughout the Quarry Road, Newlands, Castle Hill, Edwin Swales, Lamontville, and Kenville areas.
On Saturday afternoon, 23 November, the Daughters of the Ummah (DOU) youth group hosted an event titled ‘Az-Zahra: Blooming in Motion’ at Madrasah Ihsan, Sea Cow Lake, Durban. The event saw a staggering attendance of almost 60 Muslimahs aged between 9-15.
On Saturday, 2nd November 2024, Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre's held its 11th Learner Development Programme (LDP). The program, aimed at educating the community on essential practices, focused on the Sunnah Method of Bathing, Shrouding, and Burial of a Muslim.
This week, the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre successfully distributed a total of almost 2,000 hot meals across the Sea Cow Lake, Inanda, Newlands, and Lamontville areas in Durban.
The “house” rapidly becomes a “home”, a peaceful place of rest. Consequently, it’s imperative that all is well in the home and within the boundary of the house.
On Saturday afternoon, 12 October, the Daughters of the Ummah (DOU) youth group hosted an exciting ‘Paint and Ponder’ event which garnered the staggering attendance of over 60 Muslimahs, aged between 9-15.
On Friday, 4 October 2024, the Daughters of the Ummah youth group hosted an event titled ‘Al-Akhawat’, which aimed to strengthen bonds of sisterhood.
The gathering was attended by over 20 Muslimahs aged between 15-25, and opened with a Dua recitation and translation, with the noble intention of a gathering like this in mind.