Muslim girls encouraged to take education seriously
The Muslimah Mentorship Network is a network of young Muslim women who mentor and empower girls in Muslim communities.
The Muslimah Mentorship Network is a network of young Muslim women who mentor and empower girls in Muslim communities.
Assalamu alaikum warahmatulaahi Taalaah wabarkaatuhu. Pre-Event Planning ▶Letters sent out earlier by Sister Nadjat were followed up on. One of the 8 Islamic schools (Makaranta) invited us to mentor their girls after sending letters indicating our interest in mentoring their female students. The name of the Madrasa is Darul-Hijra Islamic School, located at Mamobi-Accra. Marwako….
MMN visited Tuba Islamic Senior High School on the 18th of December, 2019 for its end of year monitoring and mentoring session. Members present were -Nafisa Mohammad -Hawa Muslim -Ayisha Umar ARRIVAL The team arrived at the school at 10:30am where we were received by the Assistant Headteacher. Having being told by the Headteacher to…
**Read in the name of your lord who has created you (Quran 96:1)** The Prophet Muhammad SAW said:** A father gives his child nothing better than an education **Whosoever follows a path in pursuit of knowledge, Allah will make easy for him a path to paradise **No two things have been combined well better than…
Rabiatu Mahmood Wattingi and Rabiatu Ahmed Otoo were the mentors present for the mentoring session. They arrived at exactly 8:00am at Ansarudeen Islamic School in Darkuman. The number of students present wasn’t impressive so they had to wait, at exactly 9:00am they had about 30 female students present, they decided to help clean up the…
MUSLIMAH MENTORSHIP NETWORK (MMN) visited AL-BASAR Senior Secondary School in Awoshie on the 23rd November 2019 on the invitation of Al-Amin Akwei a teacher of the school. The mentors arrived on time and were received by the former headmaster of the school. He welcomed the team to the school and gave the team a brief…
DATE: 22ND December 2018 OBJECTIVE: The special mentoring session was meant to give attention to girls/mentees with special needs and find ways to address them. This includes engaging students on individual levels on special concerns. TEAM MEMBERS: Zainab Alhassan, Zarina Amandi, Baraka Nurudeen INTRODUCTION: Team members visited two Madrasas namely; Al-Huda and Ansaarudeen both at…