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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.
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by Haneen Nassef (17, North Carolina) Trust in Allah When every road seems lost from view, Remember Allah carries you. What slips away was never meant, His wisdom comes with every event. The night may feel too long
Knowledge as Amāna: A Graduation Speech by Dr. Soraya
By Dr. Soraya AhyaudinDelivered at Ribāṭ Teacher Certificate Graduation “Before we stand before a ḥalaqa, before we open a text, before we speak, we must ask: Has this knowledge landed in me first? Has it softened something, clarified
There are books written by Muslim women scholars that most of us will never encounter because they have yet to be translated. During this sacred month, support Daybreak Press as we continue to acquire licenses and produce high quality translations.
Studying Islam, Quran, and Arabic opens pathways to your connection with joyful faith and uplifting practice. Embrace this as the summer for you to deepen your relationship with His Book and your faith.
Our beloved Tahajjud threads return on the first of Muharram. Find your community of support, encouragement, and advice as you make tahajjud a cornerstone habit in your life.
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by Haneen Nassef (17, North Carolina) Trust in Allah When every road seems lost from view, Remember Allah carries you. What slips away was never meant, His wisdom comes with every event. The night may feel too long to bear, Yet mercy fills the silent air. For every tear your...
Knowledge as Amāna: A Graduation Speech by Dr. Soraya
By Dr. Soraya AhyaudinDelivered at Ribāṭ Teacher Certificate Graduation “Before we stand before a ḥalaqa, before we open a text, before we speak, we must ask: Has this knowledge landed in me first? Has it softened something, clarified something, challenged something? A teacher who has not wrestled with the material...
She Inspires, featuring Maya Raheb (17, Massachusetts) as told to Fatima Salaam People who know me will tell you I’m independent and love to take initiative. I’ll own that. I’m the oldest of four, I’m homeschooled, and somewhere along the way I became the one who steps up when something...
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by Haneen Nassef (17, North Carolina) Trust in Allah When every road seems lost from view, Remember Allah carries you. What slips away was never...
Knowledge as Amāna: A Graduation Speech by Dr. Soraya
By Dr. Soraya AhyaudinDelivered at Ribāṭ Teacher Certificate Graduation “Before we stand before a ḥalaqa, before we open a text, before we speak, we must...
She Inspires, featuring Maya Raheb (17, Massachusetts) as told to Fatima Salaam People who know me will tell you I’m independent and love to take...
