From the town to the koro.
Our teams travel to villages and settlements, share the message of the One God over a talanoa, and stay with the people who embrace Islam. Teaching, gathering and coming back.
How village dawah works
Every visit is about the long term: the people we meet today are the teachers of tomorrow.
Share
Visits and small group talks with families, answering questions about God, Jesus and the purpose of life, always with respect for village protocol.
Teach
For those who embrace Islam: wudhu, prayer and Al-Fatihah, then regular classes and the Arabic letters.
Stay
Follow-up visits, Friday Jumu'ah together, and a dawah centre close by where new Muslims can learn and pray.
A village that opened its doors.
In the hills of Wainibuka, our team has been visiting Naitutuvatu village. Many families there have embraced Islam, and new Muslims travel to the dawah centre at Nasaibitu to learn and pray together.
Talks under the shelter
Families sit together on the mats for a talk about God and the questions they have always had.
Ask a questionClasses for new Muslims
Regular classes so every new Muslim learns to pray and read, with brothers teaching brothers and sisters teaching sisters.
New Muslim SupportFrom the village to the town
Village visits and town dawah tables go together: many first conversations start at a table in town.
Street dawahStories from Fiji
The journey to Islam, in the words of those who made it.
Want to help a village team?
Give your time, teach new Muslims, or support the next visit.