Online curriculum taught by Muslim female scholars. For Women, By Women.
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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.
Anse Tamara Gray and the Rabata Board’s vision of opening Ribaat University (RU) is finally a reality! RU is the only women-led, women-taught, and women-attended online university in the world, offering affordable degrees rooted in the Islamic tradition.
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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We are excited to introduce December’s Student of the Month. Dr. Renas Almubarak’s journey is one of devotion—to her family, her patients, and her faith. Originally from Sudan, she immigrated to the United States in 2010 to pursue her dream of working with children. After graduating from medical school, she...
Four ways to care for your inner writer, no candles needed Like other kinds of art, writing asks us to transform our feelings, experiences, and ideas—abstractions that only exist in our mind—into a concrete form that can be experienced by others. That is difficult and important work! How can we...
Fajr finds a choir of morning birds serenading me.Would that I could trade them for the velvet cooing of the mother doveWho lives on my window ledge in Syria, four stories up. “Ithikreeni Da’iman,” calls Damascus“Remember me always”And I do. I long for the soft invitation of the athaan at...
Latest
We are excited to introduce December’s Student of the Month. Dr. Renas Almubarak’s journey is one of devotion—to her family, her patients, and her faith....
Four ways to care for your inner writer, no candles needed Like other kinds of art, writing asks us to transform our feelings, experiences, and...
Fajr finds a choir of morning birds serenading me.Would that I could trade them for the velvet cooing of the mother doveWho lives on my...
