Halaqas, mentorship, sports and leadership — a vibrant space where young Muslims build confidence, deepen their faith, and navigate modern life with strong roots.
Growing up Muslim today is not easy. Our youth programs give young people belonging, role models, and the tools to thrive — without compromising their deen.
Launched as a dedicated youth centre in 2025, Sahaba offers a welcoming space where faith feels relevant and friendships are built on good values. From weekly halaqas to sports nights, we meet youth where they are.
Something for every young person — mind, body and soul.
Weekly circles tackling real topics — identity, purpose, relationships and faith — in an open, judgement-free space.
Ages 11–18
One-to-one mentoring that pairs youth with trusted, trained role models for guidance and support.
Ages 12+
Football, basketball, archery, game nights and trips — staying active and connected with the brotherhood.
Ages 11–18
Workshops in public speaking, organising and Islamic leadership — youth help run real events.
Ages 14+
Action-packed day and residential camps blending adventure, learning and unforgettable memories.
Ages 9–16
A dedicated space for young sisters with female mentors, halaqas and activities of their own.
Sisters 11–18We help young Muslims answer the hard questions with knowledge and compassion — navigating school, social media, peer pressure and identity while staying anchored to their faith.
Come to a weekly halaqa or activity — just turn up or register online. All are welcome.
Ask to be paired with a mentor for regular one-to-one support and guidance.
Older youth and adults can help run sessions, coach sports, or mentor others.
The halaqas helped me feel proud to be Muslim. I made real friends who actually get it.
My mentor gave me advice when I was struggling at school. It changed how I see things.
Summer camp was the best week of my year. I learned, I played, and I grew closer to Allah.
Whether you're a young person looking to join or an adult ready to give back, there's a place for you here.
