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On Saturday, 11 July 2026, the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre Outreach Team reached the Oliviershoek Clinic in Bergville, KwaZulu-Natal, in the early hours of the morning.
Between 5-7 July 2026, Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre was honoured to receive and host Shaykh Yasir Al-Wajidi (Hafizahullah) from Chicago, USA.
On Saturday, 20 June 2026, the Daughters of the Ummah (DOU) Muslimah youth group hosted an event titled ‘The Gift of Ashura’. Taking place at Al-Falaah College in Springfield, Durban, over 65 Muslimahs attended the programme, aged between 9-15 years old.
In an effort to provide practical guidance, emotional support, and spiritual comfort to those experiencing loss, Guideline, a project of Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre, recently hosted an enriching webinar titled “Navigating Grief & Loss – An Islamic and Psycho-Social Framework.”
On 6 June 2026,the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre Outreach Team distributed blankets to patients of the Sea Cow Lake Clinic in Durban.
On Thursday, 4 June 2026, the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre Outreach Team distributed blankets to patients of the Sea Cow Lake Clinic in Durban.
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Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre conducted a large-scale feeding outreach across several Musallahs in the Durban area for Eid Ul Adha 1447/2026.
The Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre recently hosted its 13th Learner Development Programme (LDP), titled “Become Your Best Version”, a dynamic and reflective youth-focused programme centred around mental wellness, spirituality, personal growth and purposeful living. The programme was attended by approximately 60 participants from various educational institutions and youth development programmes.
On Saturday, 16 May 2026, the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre male youth group, Youth of the Ummah (YOU), held a successful Qurbani programme in Stanger.
At the beginning of May 2026, the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre’s Outreach team handed over a much needed chalkboard to the Sibonise Junior Primary School in KwaMashu, Durban. Previously the learners were deprived of a chalkboard in their classroom.
On Saturday, 18 April 2026, the Daughters Of the Ummah (DOU) youth group held an event titled “Gems & Gelato” at the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre in Sea Cow Lake, Durban. It was met with a staggering attendance of close to 80 Muslimahs, aged between 9-15.
On Saturday, 28 March 2026, the Daughters of the Ummah (DOU) hosted an engaging programme featuring essential discussions focusing on holistic health and Hayd for prospective Hujjaj as well as those performing Umrah.
The event saw an attendance of over 30 ladies at the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre, Sea Cow Lake, Durban.
With the grace and mercy of Allah, this Ramadan, the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre facilitated consistent food donations to several different areas across Durban. This included Iftaar provisions, hot meals, drinks, as well as grocery packs.
Masjid Bilal in Castlehill, Durban is a Masjid located close to a number of urban suburbs with a vibrant Muslim community. In Ramadan, the Masjid comes alive with activity and locals attend the various programmes at the Masjid.
Alhamdulillah, by the grace and mercy of Almighty Allah, Youth of the Ummah successfully hosted its 16th Annual Ramadan Youth Night titled “Our Call of Duty” on Friday night, 6 March 2026, at Masjid Mu’adh bin Jabal, Berea West (Westville). The programme commenced after Taraweeh and concluded close to midnight, with a strong and enthusiastic turnout from the youth.
Since the initiative’s inception more than a decade ago, Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre and Al-Falaah College has distributed over a million slices of bread to vulnerable communities across the Durban area. The Feed A Pupil project provides breakfast to some 60 schools in Durban, South Africa.