Mahabba Network

As the school year in England & Wales draws to a close, we pray for teachers, especially those of Muslim heritage, to find true, deep restful refreshment this summer.

"Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls."
Matthew 11:28-29

➡️ Join with us today 12pm UK time on Zoom to pray for while they perform their weekly .

meetings are for around the world who pray for Muslims while they perform their weekly Friday prayers. In the Mahabba Network, we meet every Friday on Zoom at 12pm for a half hour of .

If you've not joined us before, DM for more info or email [email protected] or sign up to our newsletters.

As the summer progresses, we pray especially for those elderly Muslims struggling with poor health or finding hot weather difficult.

is a weekly opportunity to pray together for Muslims as they perform their . Every Friday lunchtime (12:00pm UK time) people from across our Network come together on Zoom to .

On the third Thursday of every month, there is also a network-wide prayer meeting at 9:00am. This is open to the Network and anyone else.

These are participant-led, open times of prayer, to join with whoever is present to pray for Muslims as you and others feel led.

We encourage everyone who can to join our regular online weekly and monthly prayer meetings, as well as praying together with your Mahabba groups.

For more details on how to join you can DM us or email [email protected].
You can also register on our website:
https://www.mahabbanetwork.com/pray-for-muslims

Sharing your faith with Muslim friends? Talking about faith is not difficult if you are wise. Our website is full of resources.

You might start with this article:
https://www.mahabbanetwork.com/resource/a-quick-guide-to-islam-and-sharing-faith-with-muslim-friends

It covers:
- origins of Islam
- Muslim culture
- tips on sharing your faith
- further resources

How do we care for asylum seekers and refugees when they are profoundly traumatised??
Trauma is an individual and social experience. Healing requires an individual and social response.
How can we care particularly for asylum seekers when they may be profoundly traumatised?

Our blog post has a few ideas from one of our members who works with traumatised people.
https://www.mahabbanetwork.com/blog/how-to-care-for-traumatised-asylum-seekers-refugees