Latest At Darul Ihsan
During the Matric Camp held between 20th October - 25th November 2025, the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre helped provide assistance to learners from Ohlange High School, Inanda, making it possible for the school to feed and house all students during this period.
On Friday, 21 November 2025, the Glen Earle Clinic in Newlands East hosted an open day in which the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre Outreach Team handed out snack packs and water to patients.
On Saturday, 13 October 2025, the Social Department, Guideline Islamic Counselling hosted a marital workshop, titled, ‘Made in Heaven: Steps to Eternal Bliss’, bringing together young women for a meaningful afternoon of learning, reflection, and spiritual insight on the theme of marriage in Islam.
On Saturday, 18 October, the Daughters of the Ummah (DOU) youth development initiative group hosted the event ‘Az-Zahra’ at Al-Falaah College, Durban, and saw an attendance of over 80 Muslimahs aged 9-15.
During the weekend of 4th-5th October, the Youth of the Ummah (YOU) group; a Muslim youth development initiative of Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre; held a ‘Dads & Lads Overnight Camp’ at Sunset Ridge Farm, Camperdown.
A Programme in Appreciation of the Early Guiding Stars of KwaZulu-Natal
More...
On Tuesday, 23 September, the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre Outreach Team met with Okhahlamba Municipality officials at the Dukuza Tribal Court meeting hall. The team was welcomed by the Deputy Mayor, Hon M/s N.E. Tshabalala.
As part of its 25 Year commemorative programme, Darul Ihsan Centre launched the book 'The Early Guiding Stars of KwaZulu-Natal 1860 to 1960', at the centre's headquarters in Sea Cow Lake, Durban, South Africa.
On Saturday, 30 August 2025, the Al Ihsan Muslim School (AIMS) hosted its 'Open Day' at the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre.
The Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre hosted the 12th Learner Development Programme (LDP) on 30 August 202 at its headquarters in Sea Cow Lake, Durban.
During the first week of August,2025, the Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre received a heartfelt message of thanks from the East Boom Clinic in Pietermartizburg.
From 4-7 August, the Ulama of Youth of the Ummah (YOU), in collaboration with the Association of Muslim Schools (AMS), conducted a series of awareness programmes across a selection of schools to raise awareness of the LGBTQ+ agenda.
Towards the end of June 2025, the Darul Ihsan Welfare Department helped install a toilet and basin for a wheelchair bound Muslim sister who has been struggling to use an outdoor bathroom.
On Saturday, 2 August, the Daughters of the Ummah (DOU) youth group hosted the successful event ‘Make Your Mark: Conquer Your Youth’ at Al-Falaah College, Durban, and saw a staggering attendance of over 80 Muslimahs aged between 9-15.
Fiqh discussions keep the tradition of knowledge alive and Islamic scholars have always thrived on opportunities to broaden and enhance their insights and depth of understanding through mutual and respectful discussions.
The Darul Ihsan Welfare Department recently assisted a family from a rural area in Newlands West by replacing their roof, which was severely dilapidated over the years. In the home of six occupants, the family had resorted to using buckets to prevent leaking rainwater from flooding the house.