People reached
100,000+
girls and women reached through community visits, conventions, camps and awareness activities.
Serving communities since the 1980s
Serving faith. Strengthening communities.
For over four decades, Ansaar Muslim Sisters has supported women and girls through Islamic education, mentorship, da’wah and community outreach across Kenya’s Coast.
40+ yearsof service
100,000+women & girls reached
20+ schoolsreached through outreach
Our story
A legacy of service, rooted in faith.
Ansaar Muslim Sisters’ roots reach back to the 1980s, with a long tradition of serving women, girls and communities across Kenya’s Coast through Islamic education, mentorship, da’wah and outreach.
A renewed phase of grassroots outreach began in 2008. Since then, the work has continued through schools, camps, conventions and community programmes—sharing knowledge, strengthening faith and serving with purpose.
Discover our storyOur journey
1980sRoots of service
A long tradition of faith-led service across Kenya’s Coast.
2008Grassroots outreach renewed
A renewed phase of community outreach begins.
TodayFaith · Knowledge · Service
Continuing through schools, camps, conventions and community programmes.
Our reach · 2008–2026
The numbers behind the outreach.
Since grassroots outreach was revived in 2008, Ansaar has continued to grow through conventions, camps, schools and community da’wah across the Coast and beyond.
schools engaged through educational support, awareness and outreach.
conventions held between 2008 and 2026.
camps held in communities across the region.
Dawah Mashinani39locations reached through grassroots community da’wah.
10 years of Ramadan RalliesAnnual outreach taking reminders, learning and community engagement beyond a single venue.
Explore our impactOur programmes
Programmes that bring faith, guidance and support closer.
From major gatherings in Mombasa to schools, training spaces and grassroots outreach, Ansaar creates opportunities for Muslim women and girls to learn, grow and stay connected to their faith.
View all programmes01Flagship two-day gathering
Annual Convention
A two-day Islamic gathering in Mombasa bringing Muslim women and girls together for lectures, discussion, spiritual growth and sisterhood—with support for participants travelling from outside Mombasa.
Explore convention0210 years of annual outreach
Ramadan Rallies
Weekend rallies throughout Ramadan bring reminders, discussion, community engagement and the Date Drive to towns, villages and surrounding communities.
Explore programme03
School Da’wah ProgramMentorship and practical Islamic guidance for Muslim girls in secondary schools.
04Intensive Da’wah TrainingKnowledge, communication skills and practical training for young Muslim women serving as da’iyahs.
05Girls’ CampA five-day residential camp for Muslim girls aged 16+, combining Islamic learning, mentorship, worship, life skills and recreation.
06Other Activities
Waqf Project
Give today. Let the benefit continue.
Waqf is giving with the future in mind — setting something aside so its benefit can continue over time. Ansaar’s Waqf Project is a dedicated long-term initiative inspired by that principle. Explore its purpose, follow its progress and find the approved ways to contribute.
Giving for ongoing benefitFollow project progressFollow the Waqf story
Get involved
There’s a place for you in this work.
Become a member, volunteer your skills, or help bring Ansaar’s work into a school or community.
Become a memberExplore membership and becoming part of the Ansaar community.Volunteer your skillsSupport programmes with your time, experience or practical skills.Invite AnsaarRequest outreach for a school, group or community.Partner or sponsorHelp make programmes accessible through partnership or sponsorship.
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