MWA collected money and made food baskets to provide for those families who are lacking the basic provisions for the blessed month. Each basket will have 35 essential items including dates, rice, flour and fresh produce. Read More…
MWA youth volunteers helped out at Little Angels, a home for children and young adults with severe developmental and complex medical needs. Residents are non-ambulatory, non-verbal, require total care for all daily living skills and skilled nursing services round the clock.
MWA volunteers packed brown bag lunches for various shelters and organizations as well as collecting backpacks to donate to children in need. Read More…
Jews and Muslims have gathered together to celebrate Ramadan and the Jewish High Holidays. This inspiring annual event has grown tremendously in recent years and become an important gathering for both Jewish and Muslim communities.
MWA joined the Taleef community got a night of food, friends and faith. Read More…
MWA served breakfast to the homeless at many locations around the Chicagoland area.
Women of all ages kicked off Mother’s Day weekend with a day full of bollywood dance, yoga, green smoothies tutorials and health tips. Read more…
During Women’s History Month in March, MWA recognized and celebrated the achievements of Muslim women. A motivational afternoon, a time for sisters from all over Chicagoland and beyond to unite, empower and inspire. Read More…
Over 400 coats and outerwear was collected to help refugees and members of city masjids.
MWA joined thousands of walkers at a nationwide event to raise awareness about the humanitarian catastrophe in Syria and generate vital funds for the children suffering under the dictatorship of Syria’s Bashar al-Assad.
MWA collected money and made food baskets to provide for those families who are lacking the basic provisions for the blessed month. Each basket will have 35 essential items including dates, rice, flour and fresh produce.
Jews and Muslims have gathered together to celebrate Ramadan and the Jewish High Holidays. This inspiring annual event has grown tremendously in recent years and become an important gathering for both Jewish and Muslim communities.
MWA joined the Masjid Taqwa community got a night of food, friends and faith.
MWA served breakfast to the homeless at many locations around the Chicagoland area.
Donations were collected for the Hamdard Center and Brown Bag lunches were made and distributed to those in need.
MWA families turned an empty space into a Musallah at the Northwest Suburban College and helped renovate Masjid Dawah.
Sr. Amina Sayeed from Salihah Central shared her insight on marriage as it embodies the Sunnah in a very applicable, relevant, and practical way. The event provided many tips and lessons that will give you the edge you need to connect to your Creator while making your marriage successful.
Amnesty International USA and other partners for the Shadow Summit that brought Afghan women’s voices to the forefront. Panelists and speakers from various organizations discussed the future of Afghani women.
During Women’s History Month in March, MWA recognized and celebrated the achievements of Muslim women. A motivational afternoon, a time for sisters from all over Chicagoland and beyond to unite, empower and inspire.
This event was a great way for parents of a child with special needs to connect with each other as well as learn about resources that are available within the community for your child and family.
During Women’s History Month in March, MWA recognized and celebrated the achievements of Muslim women. A motivational afternoon, a time for sisters from all over Chicagoland and beyond to unite, empower and inspire.
This Personal Development event taught what it takes to succeed in journalism the current challenges facing Muslims in the media by journalists, Rumana Hussein and Noreen Ahmed-Ullah.
MWA collected money and made food baskets to provide for those families who are lacking the basic provisions for the blessed month. Each basket will have 35 essential items including dates, rice, flour and fresh produce.
MWA joined the Masjid Qassim community got a night of food, friends and faith.
Backpacks were collected for children in need and 100 lunches were made for Inspiration Cafe.
Jews and Muslims have gathered together to celebrate Ramadan and the Jewish High Holidays. This inspiring annual event has grown tremendously in recent years and become an important gathering for both Jewish and Muslim communities.
Families came together and helped pack food children all over the world.
MWA members served breakfast to homeless people.
MWA served on a community project together with Women at Fourth Presbyterian Church to assemble backpacks for needy children.
In this commemorative event for the 10th anniversary of September 11th, MWA partnered with different faiths and cultural groups to view and discuss Fordson: Faith, Fasting, Football and the American Dream
The Chicagoland community joined MWA for the screening of Bonsai People, a feature length documentary film that explores the work of Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus.
Fourth Presbyterian Church invited MWA members to participated in an afternoon of spiritual enrichment. This Face-to-Face interfaith discussion featured MWA’s Program Manager, Suroor Raheemullah and Hind Makki of the Interfaith Youth Corp. They shared an overview of Islam and its beliefs while highlighting the challenges and opportunities that Muslim women face in the U.S.
An educational panel discussion was facilitated to bring awareness about children with special needs. A panel of Muslim parents and family members shared personal stories of raising children with special needs.
