The Minhaj Dawah Project shares the message of Islam with clarity and compassion. Volunteers run street stalls, distribute free literature including the Manifest Qur’an English translation, and answer questions from anyone curious about the faith.
A major strand of the work serves UK prisons: providing Qur’ans, books, and correspondence support to Muslim inmates and chaplains. The project also welcomes and mentors new Muslims, connecting them to classes and community at their nearest centre.
English Qur’an translations and introductory books, posted without charge.
Books and correspondence for inmates and prison chaplaincies across the UK.
Regular street stalls and exhibition stands run by trained volunteers.
One-to-one mentoring and a welcoming community for those embracing Islam.
Considered written answers to questions about Islam from any member of the public.
Mosque open days and school visits hosted with our centres.
Training is provided for stall volunteers, writers, and mentors. Donations fund printing and postage: a single Qur’an costs about Β£5 to print and send.
