Al-Hidayah is the flagship spiritual development project of MQI UK, running for more than four decades. Through residential camps, courses, and retreats, it gives British Muslims structured time away from daily routine to renew faith, study with scholars, and build lasting bonds of community.
The project takes its direction from the teaching tradition of Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri: serious scholarship delivered with warmth, relevance, and a focus on the heart. Programmes are designed for real life in Britain, addressing identity, family, work, and worship together.
Multi-day retreats combining classes, congregational worship, and family activity.
Weekend intensives on aqidah, fiqh of worship, and spirituality at local centres.
Programmes run with MMG and Minhaj Sisters for school and university ages.
Parallel adult and children’s programmes so whole families can attend.
Lectures and course material made available to participants after each programme.
Continuing contact with teachers and mentors between programmes.
Camps and courses are announced through the events page and your local centre. Volunteers and sponsors keep places affordable for families.
