Ahlan Academy

The final day of the Gift of Salah camp wrapped up with the Salah Explorace where students learned more about wudhu, Salah times, and Adzan Iqamah, practiced performing it correctly.

Across 5 different stations, they explored:

* The history of the Qiblah from Masjid Al-Aqsa to the Ka’bah
* The story behind the Adzan
* How to determine Salah times
* Perfecting wudhu’, including what breaks it and what reduces its reward

Through these hands-on lessons, we hope the knowledge they gained will increase their love for the deen, help them practice Salah better, and share what they learned with others. May it be beneficial 🤲🏻

Day 2 was all about refining their Salah.

From takbiratul ihram to salam, students revised both the movements and recitations in every position.

Along the way, many realised that some of what they’ve been doing daily didn’t fully match the Sunnah. This was where they relearned the correct way as the Prophet ﷺ taught us.

Simple but common mistakes, like tilting the head during tahiyyat akhir or leaving too much space between the feet in sujud, were corrected through guided, hands-on practice.

Fix what’s off, strengthen what’s right 🫶🏻

Alhamdulillah, April has been a meaningful one for us.

From 3–5 April, we were with the students of SK Jalan Kebun for our Wakalah programme, exploring the topic of aqil baligh and guiding them through this important phase from both Islamic and personal perspectives.

Then from 10–12 April, we hosted another 3D2N camp, this time focusing on something even more central… Salah.

We gathered students from 6 different schools across Klang Valley for our Gift of Salah camp, centred on "Salah is not just something we have to do… it’s a special gift from Allah."

Not just “how to pray”… but why it matters.

We covered the technical parts. Wudhu’, Rukun Salah, the recitations, the actions.

But beyond that, we brought them through the story of how Salah was gifted to the Prophet ﷺ, moments from the Sirah, hands-on practice, guided reflections, and our learning tools like the Prophet Praybook & Salah Versebook.

Helping them see salah not just as an obligation but as a way to talk to Allah, to stay connected, and as a gift they carry for life.

If you are a school and feel your students would benefit from this experience, we would love to hear from you. Let’s bring this journey to your students next.

Part 2: SK Jalan Kebun. From interactive sessions to meaningful reflections, every moment was designed to help them understand Islam in a way that is practical and relatable. Topics like puberty and salah were not just taught, but discussed openly in a safe and guided environment.

It is always powerful to see students begin to ask questions, open up, and grow in confidence throughout the programme.

Alhamdulillah, we’re back at it again.

This time, we had the honour of gathering the students of SK Jalan Kebun for another Wakalah programme in collaboration with our parent company, GMA Resources Sdn Bhd.

Over 3 days and 2 nights, we dived deep into understanding puberty, guiding students through the physical, emotional, and Islamic aspects of this important phase of life.

For those wondering, the Ahlan Wakalah Programme is made possible through zakat contributions by GMA Resources, which are channelled through Pusat Pungutan Zakat (PPZ). A portion of these funds is then returned to GMA under the wakalah mechanism, allowing them to redistribute it in the form of meaningful initiatives and value-driven learning experiences directly to schools and students who need it most, like this programme.

What makes it even more special is that it is fully sponsored through this wakalah arrangement. Meals, accommodation, and the entire programme are provided at no cost to the students or the school.

Beyond puberty education, we also cover essential modules such as salah, adab, and other core Islamic teachings, all designed to nurture confident and grounded young Muslims.

If you are a school and feel your students would benefit from this, we would love to hear from you. Let’s bring this experience to your students next.

Day 2 & 3 | Five in Faith
After a full day of games that challenged their problem-solving skills, the students had their “Malam Kebudayaan” on the second night. That night where they showcased their creativity, and talents through fun performances.

It wasn’t just about entertainment but each performance carried a message from what they’ve learned. You could really see their excitement throughout the night.

The camp ended beautifully with a closing ceremony, watching snippets from all three days at Kem Bumi Jati. Alhamdulillah, may Allah bless their learning and guide them to grow into young leaders with strong iman and akhlaq

15–17 October | Five in Faith
Few weeks ago, we had an amazing start with the students of Maahad Tahfiz Ihya' Al-Ahmadi through our wakalah programme!

The programme focused on helping students understand the fundamentals of Islam, appreciate what’s truly important, and fulfil their responsibilities as Muslims. Each module was delivered through fun, interactive, and hands-on activities

It was beautiful to see how eager they were to learn and reflect together through lessons

Stay tuned for what happened next on Day 2 and 3

Last month, we are back with another round of 𝗙𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗶𝗻 𝗙𝗮𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗖𝗮𝗺𝗽, this time with students of SMK Kampung Jawa, SMK Sri Andalas, and SMK Shahbandaraya!

This camp aims to help students understand and live by the Five Pillars of Islam; to see them not just as act of worship, but as guidance for daily life. Through lessons, games, and activities, students will learn how faith can shape character, teamwork, and confidence.

We hope this experience helps them reconnect with the Deen, take pride in being Muslim, and grow into individuals who live Islam with purpose InshaAllah.

From 27–29 August, we held our very first 𝗙𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗶𝗻 𝗙𝗮𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗖𝗮𝗺𝗽 with students from SMK (P) Bukit Kuda and SMK Bandar Saujana Putra.

Our vision is to help students understand the five pillars of Islam, not just in theory but in practice, and as values that build our character, mindset, and everyday life as Muslims.

From day one, students bonded through ice-breaking games before diving deep into the Pillars of Islam, from Shahadah all the way to Hajj. The highlight? Hands-on activities like Zakat, Salah, and even Hajj simulations, all tailored to turn lessons into lived experiences.

Some challenges pushed them to think deeper. Some gave an adrenaline rush. And yes, there were moments of competition and bickering too, but those became valuable lessons about patience, teamwork and leadership. They discovered what it means to admit mistakes, reconcile, and move forward together.

By the last day, one question kept coming up: “When will this camp happen again?” 🥹

That was the sign it had made an impact. The camp wasn’t only about teaching the pillars. It was about planting seeds of faith and ihsan, and reminding our youth that Islam is a compass for life.

May this experience stay with them not only as knowledge, but as lessons they carry through life, InshaAllah

Ahlan Deen Camp is coming back. Lock your calendars from 20th December to 25th December. We are heading to Melaka again but this time with a twist.

Stay tuned and free your calendars 🙌