Support for Islamic Study Groups

Strengthening spaces for religious learning, togetherness and care through support for Islamic study groups.

An Islamic study group, or majelis taklim, is a place to learn, ask questions and encourage one another. Even in a modest setting, regular gatherings can bring together people with different life experiences. They help nurture the habit of reading the Qur’an, improving worship and noticing the needs of others.

The Support for Islamic Study Groups programme invites us to care for the continuity of these learning spaces. Support does not have to begin with a large amount. A willingness to share regularly can help sustain learning activities and extend their benefits to more people.

Why support Islamic study groups?

Behind every gathering is preparation that often goes unnoticed: a comfortable venue, accessible learning materials and guidance for participants. When these basic needs receive attention, teachers and attendees have a better opportunity to focus on learning.

Study groups can also strengthen neighbourhood relationships. New learners need not feel alone, while more experienced participants can share their knowledge with kindness. This sense of community is worth caring for together.

Ways to show care

• Support learning activities according to the group’s circumstances.
• Help provide useful learning materials and resources.
• Encourage family and neighbours to value the pursuit of knowledge.
• Maintain a welcoming, orderly and respectful learning environment.

Start with a simple step

First, understand the purpose of the programme, then choose a contribution within your means. To ask about current priorities, contact Amal Jannati using the email on this page. This information can help you find an appropriate way to participate.

Sharing with a study group means helping care for the opportunity to learn. May each small act of attention encourage teachers, participants and families who wish to keep growing in goodness.