Scotland, 24 November 2025

– Today’s Majlis activities brought together Khuddam and Atfal across multiple regions, combining worship, learning, and community spirit.

• Fajr & Breakfast – Baitur-Rahman Mosque
  The day began with congregational Fajr prayers followed by a shared breakfast, strengthening brotherhood and spiritual focus.
• Atfal Kickboxing – Glasgow
  Atfal enjoyed an energetic kickboxing session, promoting fitness and discipline. The programme concluded with Zuhr prayers at the mosque, reinforcing the balance of physical and spiritual training.
• Meeting with Atfal Parents
  Parents gathered to discuss Atfal development, ensuring strong collaboration between families and Majlis leadership.
• Atfal Class – Dundee
  Educational sessions continued in Dundee, nurturing young minds with Islamic knowledge and moral training.
• Holy Qur’an Class & General Meeting – Edinburgh
  The day concluded in Edinburgh with Qur’an recitation and study, followed by a general meeting to review progress and strengthen unity.

 

Key Message: From Glasgow to Dundee to Edinburgh, today’s activities reflected the Majlis’ commitment to nurturing faith, fitness, and fellowship across Scotland.

 

 

 

• ???? Fajr & Breakfast – Baitur-Rahman Mosque
  The day began with congregational prayers and a shared breakfast, fostering unity and brotherhood.
• ???? Atfal Kickboxing – Glasgow
  A dynamic sports session for Atfal, followed by Zuhr prayers in the mosque, balancing fitness with spirituality.
• ????‍????‍???? Meeting with Atfal Parents
  Parents joined Majlis leaders to discuss Atfal development and strengthen family collaboration.
• ???? Atfal Class – Dundee
  Educational activities continued, nurturing young minds with Islamic knowledge and moral training.
• ???? Holy Qur’an Class & General Meeting – Edinburgh
  The day concluded with Qur’an recitation and study, followed by a general meeting to review progress and strengthen unity.

 

✨ Today’s activities reflected the Majlis’ commitment to faith, fitness, and fellowship across Scotland.