On whose shoulders do we stand? That was the question posed at our ‘Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants’ event that took place on Thursday 29th October, during the half-term holiday. This event forms part of our ‘Born Leaders Award’ that takes those under 25 on a journey of thought

“Where have you been!” That’s a question we get asked a lot these days and the honest answer is that lockdown has been anything but quiet for us! In fact, we’ve grown our network 100 times over with Mosques across the UK and around the world engaging with us to

We are facing an unprecedented situation with COVID-19 where Mosques and community centres are closed to reduce the spread of the virus. Islamic Network has developed a strategy for our partner Mosques, and those in our wider network to engage and empower their local communities online and via social media.

On a sunny but slightly chilly afternoon, Islamic Network held its inaugural ‘Leaders Forum’ which was attended by Imams and Mosque leaders from every corner of London. The aim of the forum was to recognise Imams and Mosque Leaders as the front line providers of services for Muslim Youth and

Alhamdulillah, all praise be to Allah, we had a fantastic evening and experience at the Milkshaykh Night at Masjid An Noor in Acton, London. Inspiring stories from elders and youngsters alike. Some of the struggles and stories that our young brothers and sisters had to share were truly mind-blowing SubhanAllah.

Attachment Parenting The Goal The goal of the Muslim parent in raising Muslim children should be to raise righteous Muslims. Not merely children who identify culturally with Islam. Parents should have high goals and expectations from their children. For every Muslim, the highest goal should be Paradise. The Prophet SAW

Being A Role Model The Goal The goal of the Muslim parent in raising Muslim children should be to raise righteous Muslims. Not merely children who identify culturally with Islam. Parents should have high goals and expectations from their children. For every Muslim, the highest goal should be Paradise. The

Dua The Goal The goal of the Muslim parent in raising Muslim children should be to raise righteous Muslims. Not merely children who identify culturally with Islam. Parents should have high goals and expectations from their children. For a true Muslim, the highest goal is Paradise. The Prophet SAW said,