1980s
Roots of service
The organisation’s roots reach back to a long tradition of faith-led service for Muslim women, girls and communities.
About Ansaar
A legacy of faith, learning and service.
Ansaar Muslim Sisters is a women-led Islamic organisation nurturing Muslim women and girls through education, da’wah, mentorship and community programmes across Kenya’s Coast and beyond.
Our story
A long tradition of serving with purpose.
Ansaar Muslim Sisters’ roots reach back to the 1980s, with a long tradition of serving women, girls and communities through Islamic education, mentorship, da’wah and outreach.
A renewed phase of grassroots outreach began in 2008. Since then, the organisation’s work has continued through schools, camps, conventions, community visits, da’wah initiatives and educational programmes across the coastal region and beyond.
Across generations
Service that has continued to evolve.
2008
Grassroots outreach renewed
A renewed phase of community outreach began, strengthening Ansaar’s presence in schools, villages and community spaces.
Today
Faith · Knowledge · Service
Ansaar continues to create spaces for Islamic learning, mentorship, da’wah, personal development and community connection.
What guides the work
Practical support, grounded in faith.
Islamic education
Creating opportunities to learn, reflect and strengthen understanding of Islam.
Da’wah & outreach
Taking beneficial reminders and guidance into schools, towns, villages and communities.
Mentorship & development
Helping Muslim women and girls grow in confidence, character, leadership and life skills.
Community programmes
Bringing people together through conventions, camps, rallies, training and other initiatives.
See Ansaar in action
Explore the programmes behind the mission.
See how faith, learning and service come together through Ansaar’s programmes, outreach and community initiatives.