Online curriculum taught by Muslim female scholars. For Women, By Women.
In-person community events, Islamic books, lifestyle gifts, and educational experiences.
Online worship and learning programs focused on spiritual growth and sisterhood.
For more than ten years, Rabata has dedicated itself to positive cultural change, uplifting Muslim women online and in-person to step into their whole selves, ready to teach, serve, and lead in their communities. On the anniversary of ten years of nonprofit incorporation, we reflect on the people and places that helped shape Rabata along the way. Look inside to reflect on the past, imagine the future ahead, and to appreciate the deep impact of creating positive cultural change around the world.
Sahar Dandan will captivate poet enthusiasts with her debut poetry collection, When the Wild Things Mend. Available for preorder now, you will be moved by her words rooted in healing and heritage.
At Masjid Rabata we consider Rajab to be a time for transformative tawba (repentance). We will aim for 10 million istighfar collectively, praying that we not only shine our hearts, but fill our homes and the world with the light of forgiveness and purification.
Leap forward in your connection with Allah ﷻ, the Prophet ﷺ, the Quran, and your community. With classes from tajwid, Arabic, tafsir, sira, writing, and so much more, you will find the right class for you.
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From “Workflow vs Project” to Creative Planning
At our latest Latte and Learn, Anse Fatima walked us through some big-picture thinking about how we work at Rabata, especially as we prepare for Ramadan and expand our offerings with Ribaat University.
Why You Should Call Yourself a Writer
Recently, in a writing critique group, I nervously shared my idea for a book I want to write. I prefaced this idea with “I am not a writer, but…” As soon as that sentence left my mouth, I knew it was the wrong thing to say around this group of...
“I can’t see anything!” Someone exclaims, trying to push away the cloudy fog in vain so he can see the road. “You should get used to it,” Anyone replies, nonchalantly, walking further and further until Someone can barely see Anyone, “It’s like this everywhere except The County.” “I’m telling you,”...
Latest
From “Workflow vs Project” to Creative Planning
At our latest Latte and Learn, Anse Fatima walked us through some big-picture thinking about how we work at Rabata, especially as we prepare for...
Why You Should Call Yourself a Writer
Recently, in a writing critique group, I nervously shared my idea for a book I want to write. I prefaced this idea with “I am...
“I can’t see anything!” Someone exclaims, trying to push away the cloudy fog in vain so he can see the road. “You should get used...
