Interactive Islamic talks
Sessions connect Islamic guidance with the real questions and pressures young Muslims face at school and beyond.
Supporting Muslim girls in schools
Ansaar Muslim Sisters visits secondary schools to nurture, mentor and inspire Muslim girls through practical guidance rooted in Islam.
About the programme
The School Da’wah Program is one of Ansaar Muslim Sisters’ outreach initiatives aimed at nurturing, mentoring, and inspiring Muslim girls in schools. Through regular visits to secondary schools, we provide a safe and engaging environment where students can strengthen their faith, build confidence, and navigate the challenges of growing up as young Muslim women.
Our sessions are interactive and address topics that are relevant to today’s youth, including Islamic identity, salah, akhlaq (good character), modesty, relationships, social media, mental well-being, career guidance, leadership, and personal development. We encourage open discussions, allowing students to ask questions and receive practical guidance rooted in the teachings of Islam.
Our goal is to empower young Muslim girls with the knowledge, values, and confidence to make positive choices, become role models in their communities, and remain steadfast in their faith.
Relevant conversations
School visits create room to discuss the issues Muslim girls are already navigating, with practical guidance rooted in Islam.
The approach
The programme combines learning with conversation and mentorship, giving students space to understand, ask and grow.
Sessions connect Islamic guidance with the real questions and pressures young Muslims face at school and beyond.
Students receive encouragement and practical support as they build confidence, character and a stronger sense of identity.
Girls are encouraged to ask questions and explore relevant issues in a respectful environment grounded in Islam.
The goal
Ansaar aims to help young Muslim girls grow in knowledge, values and confidence so they can make positive choices, remain steadfast in their faith and become positive examples in their communities.
Bring the programme closer
Schools, community partners, volunteers and donors can help make practical Islamic mentorship more accessible to Muslim girls.