The Sadiq Project

A heartfelt thank you to the team at Al Khoei Foundation for hosting such a beautiful Eid al-Ghadeer celebration and for welcoming us to be part of it.

As we celebrate this blessed occasion, we remember the legacy of Imam Ali (AS) including his commitment to justice, generosity, and care for those in need. We are grateful for teams, such as these, that participate in bringing our community together and keeping these important values alive.

Once again, Eid al-Ghadeer Mubarak! 💚

A heartfelt thank you to the Ali Center team for hosting such a beautiful and memorable Eid al-Ghadeer celebration! From inspiring speakers and a refreshing hike to delicious barbecue and warm fellowship, every part of the day reflected the spirit of community and connection.

What makes gatherings like these so special is the dedication of the volunteers, families, and community members who come together simply to build meaningful relationships and strengthen their love for Allah, His Messenger, and the Ahlulbayt (AS).

We are grateful to have been able to attend, connect with so many wonderful people, and celebrate alongside you all. Your hard work and hospitality did not go unnoticed!

Eid Mubarak to us all, may Allah continue to unite our hearts upon the wilayah of Imam Ali (AS) and the teachings of the Ahlulbayt.

And yes—we may be a little biased, but for many of us, this truly is the greatest Eid of all! 💚

We are honored to have been invited to celebrate Eid al-Adha at Gracie Mansion alongside so many incredible organizations dedicated to serving their communities.

A heartfelt thank you to NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani, the Mayor’s Office of Community Affairs and Faith-Based Initiatives, and the Mayor’s Office team for bringing us together for such a meaningful gathering. It was a privilege to have our students and team present, connect with new faces, and celebrate the spirit of Eid in community.

Eid Mubarak to our fellow Muslims and to the entire Sadiq Project family, wherever you may be. 🙏🏽

Check out our Mother’s Day event with the Sadiq Sisters! 🌸

Together, we painted what reminded us of our parents: what moved us, shaped us, and connected us across generations, young and old. Once again, we were able to reflect on the beauty of motherhood and what it means to be a woman surrounded by the love and support of our sisters. Especially during these difficult times, we honor and remember those who have passed, holding close the mothers, grandmothers, and loved ones whose love, sacrifice, and legacy continue to guide and strengthen us.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the evening so special. And a special congratulations to our sisters who graduated and were unable to attend; we are so proud of you and celebrate your accomplishments with you.

Salam,

THIS COMING SATURDAY join us for the Sadiq Sisters Mother’s Day Tote Making event—a safe and welcoming space for women to come together, create, and celebrate the beauty of sisterhood and motherhood. 💐

🗓 DATE: May 16th, 2026
🕓 TIME: 4–6 PM
📍  LOCATION: BMST Islamic Guidance Center Inc (543 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217)
🎨 RSVP: LINK IN BIO

We can’t wait to create with you all, inshaAllah.

“Kind words and forgiveness are better than charity followed by injury.” (Qur’an 2:263)

This verse stayed with us after our most recent event.

It’s a reminder that our words, our intentions, and the way we treat one another matter just as much, if not more, than what we give. Coming together, we were reminded that true community is built on gentleness, forgiveness, and sincerity. We want to remind you that in times of sadness, happiness, and everything in between, you have a community supporting you.

Inspired by this ayah, we hope to carry that same energy forward: leading with kindness, uplifting one another, and creating spaces rooted in love and faith. Special shoutout to our sister for the beautiful painting featured in the background!

We can’t wait to have you all at our upcoming children’s and brothers’ events, inshaAllah!

May we always be guided by Allah, the Qur’an, and the Ahlulbayt, inshaAllah! 🤍

Thank you to everyone who came out to our event! 🤍

Did you catch the beauty of what we created together? Coming together as sisters—supporting, uplifting, and reminding one another that you’ve always got a friend in me!

In a world that can feel heavy, spaces like this remind us how powerful community, love, and connection really are. We’re so grateful for each and every one of you.

Join us again soon—our Mother’s Day painting event is coming up this May 🎨💐 Sign up now through the link in our bio!

More moments like this, inshaAllah ✨

Salam sisters, If you’ve been needing a calm, feel-good night — this is it 🤍 join our next event to Paint & have delicious Chai! 🎨 link in bio✨

The Sadiq Project was created from a simple belief: that knowledge is not just something we acquire, but something that shapes who we become. Rooted in education, mentorship, and community connection, our work supports families and youth as they learn, grow, and reconnect with themselves and one another.

Inspired by the teachings of the AhlulBayt (peace be upon them), we hold that learning is a lifelong responsibility and a collective act of care. Our classes and gatherings are designed to nurture curiosity, character, and a sense of belonging—bridging academic growth with spiritual and community based grounding.

Whether you’re here to learn, to support, or to serve alongside us, there is a place for you. We welcome students, families, volunteers, and community members who believe in growing together—one step, one lesson, one connection at a time.