The challenges facing Muslim young people are many.

Globally and nationally, Islamophobia is increasing.

A 2021 report found that more than half of young British Muslims have suffered from depression.

But we also know the vast potential of our youth. 

Our rich Islamic history of youth leadership testifies to this repeatedly.

Whether it be the prophetic examples that we find in the stories of Ibrahim, Dawud, Yusuf and Esa (peace be upon them all) or the examples of the youth around the Prophet (peace be upon him), like Arqam ibn Abi-Arqam, Mus’ab ibn Umair and Zayd ibn Thabit (may Allah be pleased with them), to name but a few. 

Young people have always had the ability to transform society.

The Prophet (peace be upon him) understood this. He recognised their potential and provided opportunities for his young companions to flourish. 

Similarly, Muslim Scout Fellowship believes it is our collective responsibility to help nurture, inspire, empower, and unlock the potential of our young people and with over 100 years’ experience, Scouting has demonstrated how it can ensure young people are well-rounded, resilient, and able to cope with the ever-growing demands of modern-day life. 

Muslim Scout Fellowship is the largest volunteer-led Muslim youth development organisation in the UK. 

We are committed to ensuring Muslim young people are given every opportunity to take part in scouting and develop holistically, to become confident and empowered future leaders whilst also striving for their akhirah.

Our young and our leaders are our legacy. 

£20 will help us to put on bigger and better national events and activities

£40 will help with the recruitment, training, and up-skilling of our leaders 

£80 will help subsidise a young person’s scouting fees for a year

Donate today and help give our young people the opportunities they need to unlock their greatest potential.