Rabata

Projects include the Ribaat Academic Institute, Rabateens, Dragonflies, Daybreak Press, and the Rabata Masjid. Learn more and join the global sisterhood!

Rabata is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting positive cultural change through creative educational opportunities in the areas of education, leadership and community. Rabata is a nonprofit organization based in Minnesota dedicated to creating positive cultural change through creative educational experiences in the areas of education, tarbiya and community.

08/24/2026

Join our women reciters and the Rabata community for a live khitma of Dala'il al-Khayrat, Imam al-Jazuli's cherished compilation of salawat upon the Prophet ﷺ, recited together in Arabic from start to finish.

Take part in the full recitation on August 25th, from 6–8PM CT.

🔗 For your free Zoom link, sign up to rabata.info/newsletter

08/21/2026

At a recent Masjid Rabata Qiyam session, Anse Emmanuelle Manigat talked about the connection between sisterhood and our mental health.

From dropping the performance of "Alhamdulillah, I'm fine" to showing up for the women around us with honesty and presence, this talk is a reminder of what real connection looks like and why it matters.

Swipe through for some of the gems from her talk and listen to it in full at patreon.com/rabata.

08/17/2026

RabaTEENS Fall 2026 Registration is NOW OPEN! 💗

A new season of meaningful learning, connection, and growth is here! ✨

Designed for Muslim teen girls ages 12 to 17, RabaTEENS is a nurturing space for Islamic learning and spiritual mentorship, where teens can grow confidently in their faith, learn from compassionate mentors, and connect with a supportive community.

📚 This Fall, there’s so much to explore! From Quran and hifdh to hadith, sirah, salah, history, wellbeing, strategic thinking, literature, improv, and personal development, our lineup offers something for a wide range of interests.

Whether your teen is looking to strengthen her relationship with Allah ﷻ, explore new skills, express her creativity, or simply find a supportive space to grow and belong, there’s something for everyone, inshaAllah. 💕

RabaTEENS classes are taught by women with a deep love for Allah ﷻ and His Prophet ﷺ, including doctors, scholars, educators, artists, coaches, and professionals from a variety of fields. It’s a space where teens can ask questions, learn, grow, and build meaningful connections with inspiring Muslim women. 🌷

Explore the full Fall 2026 class lineup, dates, and times, and register at:
rabateens.rabata.org

We can’t wait to welcome you! 💗

08/15/2026

Last week, Anse Dr. Tamara Gray spoke at the graduation of the fourth cohort of Ribaat Academic Institute. 46 graduates demonstrated that Muslim women are hungry to learn, capable of excellence, willing to work, and eager to serve.

The graduation also marks the beginning of our new chapter. Ribaat Academic Institute is now Ribāṭ Riverstead, a home for lifelong learning, and Ribāṭ University Ribāṭ University, offering degrees and certificates for those ready to commit to a full program.

The door to positive cultural change is wide open!

08/13/2026

Rabi' al-Awwal is almost here. This year, we're gathering 3 million salawat together 💚

Our annual Global Salawat Collection begins August 14. Women from around the world will be gathering salawat upon the Prophet ﷺ throughout the month, with a collective goal of 3 million.

Every salawat counts, so add yours at rabata.info/salawat and be part of something beautiful this Rabi' al-Awwal. 🌙

08/10/2026

Masjid Rabata's weekly and monthly programs are here to help you elevate your worship. From qiyam to weekly dhikr, halaqat and lessons with our women scholars, our programs help you connect with other women and learn how to live Islam with joy, intentionality, and dedication.

With Rabi' al-Awwal approaching, we'll be sharing special programming for the month soon, so keep an eye out for those!

🔗 Sign up for Masjid Rabata programming at rabata.org/masjidrabata

08/08/2026

Anse Tamara Gray answers a question about what you should do when you feel held 'back' by your partner.

Her answer isn't about fixing him or her, it's about you. Be the one who's spiritually stronger in that moment, and find righteous companionship that will keep you strong enough to pull others up instead of getting dragged down.

Anse also reminds us not to belittle. One day you may be the one who needs someone to pull you up too. Share this with someone who could benefit from it.

08/06/2026

Resilience is the thing we need most, and research across psychology, social work, and chaplaincy all point to the same answer for how to get it: spirituality.

Anse Dr. Tamara Gray asks a question we need to sit with. What has the secular world stripped from us most? And how can we find our way back?

Swipe through to reflect and share this with someone who needs to see it 💜

08/05/2026

Ustadha Sahar Dandan, author of When the Wild Things Mend, reflects on how mending our own hearts doesn't just heal us, it changes how our children grow up. It interrupts generational trauma at the cellular level, allowing us to heal our lineage, stitch by stitch.

"One deep breath before responding in anger, that's a new neural pathway for you, and a new inheritance for your daughter."

Get your copy of When the Wild Things Mend at rabata.info/wildthings

08/01/2026

Anse Dr. Tamara Gray talks about the important of raising children with purpose. As parents, we need to set the examples out loud so our children can make those connections automatically.

But you can't model a purpose you don't have, so don't forget to work on that for yourself first!

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