As-Salaamu ‘Alaikum,

As-Subah Trust is a charitable organisation established in 2017 to provide Islamic educational programs to the wider community. At As-Subah we aim to cater for Muslims of all ages and backgrounds so we can grow together towards a more spiritual, tolerant and diverse community, paving the way for future generations through education, organising sports/leisure activities, local gatherings and fun family events.

We hope to reach out and serve even more people. We have committed to several new projects under the umbrella of As-Subah Outreach. Below are some of the many projects we are working on:

Islamic Learning - As-Subah provides 100s of courses to educate the community about Islam, locally and globally. Help us continue & sustain this vital need to reach as many people as possible with the message of Islam.

Workshops for young people - Providing short courses online & onsite.

Publishing materials for Da’wah purposes - Publications for educational purposes.

Humanitarian & Aid work - Emergency response to the most needed around the world. 

Free funeral and bereavement services - Ongoing project to provide transportation and washing facility free of charge for the local community.

Food bank services - As-Subah is providing essential food items for 100s of people weekly to the needy and vulnerable in the local community. 

Community reform - Providing a wide range of open activities for everyone to be inspired, motivated & closer to Allah.

Muslim inmates’ spiritual reform - As-Subah is helping to provide essential religious items such as Quran, prayer mats, prayer beads, etc. 

In these blessed days of Ramadan, the holiest month in Islam, a month of love, mercy, blessings and forgiveness. A month where you maximise great spiritual gains and upskill self-rectification. Our beloved Prophet S.A.W. said, “When Ramadan arrives, the doors of Paradise are open, and the doors of Hell are shut, and the Satans are chained up” (Bukhari).

This is also a month of giving, reaping rewards and multiplying your good deeds by ten folds. As you carry out your preparations for Ramadan, keep in mind the many Muslims around the UK and the world who are less fortunate than us. While most people associate Ramadan with fasting, it is equally about the importance of giving back in our community. Giving always brings out the best in people, and Ramadan is a welcomed reminder to remember those less fortunate and continue to give a helping hand to those in need throughout the year. 

So why not donate towards our projects above throughout the blessed month of Ramadan. The smallest donation may look small to us but can make a big difference to thousands of lives. The Messenger of Allah (saw) said, ‘The most beloved of people to Allah are those who are most beneficial to others’ [Tabrani]. Every pound you donate, Insha’Allah you will be the recipient of that Ajr (reward). 

Jazakumullahu Khairan for your continued support, May Allah (swt) reward you for your kind donations. Aameen.