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With 8,000 youth served weekly through our 41 chapters, MAS’s tarbiya programs, camps, and conferences help build confident Muslim leaders and activists in their communities.

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Services

Tarbiya & Ilm Camp

4 times a year, we hold TI camps To provide spiritual and organizational training for college students and young professionals engaged in Islamic work

Project 100

More than an online course, Project100 is a transformative journey that seeks to align the heart, mind and body on the basis of Islamic principles and foundations.

Usras

The weekly usras are an essential that allow members to gradually improve their knowledge and tap into their spirituality. We have led 304 physical usras and 15 virtual ones across 40 chapters

Mentor Development Program

The goal of this program is to develop a solid platform of qualified Tarbiya mentors who are able to inspire new generations of Muslim activists.

Tarbiya Campers

Impact

Since 2001, we’ve conducted +40 Tarbiya & ilm camps, training +6,000 youth workers and activists nationwide.

Zakat Eligible

All MAS Programs are Zakat & Sadaqah Jariyah Eligible.

MAS' programs are zakat-eligible and touch the lives of 21,000 Muslims monthly nationwide as they strive to attain a deeper connection to their Lord. Imagine -- every word of Quran or hadith, every bit of guidance they receive that leads them to become better Muslims counts as a sadaqa jariyah for you -- even after death. Because you helped bring them closer to Allah.

Are MAS Programs Zakat eligible?

Yes! Alhamdulillah, all MAS' programs are zakat-eligible!

How much Zakat do I owe?
MAS has a Zakat calculator to help you to learn how much zakat you owe.
What should I do if I am not eligible to pay Zakat?

Ramadan is a month which gives many rewards for giving, please consider supporting one of our programs or making a general donation to MAS so that we can continue our work within the American Muslim community.