Sunday Halqah

The Sunday Halaqah is the main Dawah instrument at reaching the members of the organisation who are of diverse background and occupation. Thus, Sunday remains the only day to get a sizable number of members together in the masjid. It is the oldest Dawah method Al-Usrah has been using to educate her members on their duties and obligations as Muslims. The program is structured into quarters with each quarter having a theme as a central learning focus. During Ramadan, this program intensifies, concluding with an Eid-ul-Fitr picnic.

Sister's Circle

The Sister Circle is a formable programme which focus on developing our single and married sisters on Islamic principles and related marital issues, and emulating the life of our Prophet’s (S.A.W) wives and also engages them to work with the Qur’an and the Hadiths as a reference.

1. Sister to sister Talks involves discovering sisters who were challenged emotionally, physically or spiritually and offering a listening ear, comforting words, dua, advice etc.

2. Sisters’ Get-together ia a program designed strictly for sisters where vital issues affecting the sisters, affecting our homes and our children are discussed.

3. The program also served to enhance the knowledge base, boldness, public speaking ability and confidence of our sisters.

Ramadan program

The Ramadan program is a month-long Dawah program that ends with the annual Eidul- Fitr picnic. The annual Ramadan program focuses on a theme with sub topics to reinforce the message which the organisation chooses to disseminate for the year. Guest speakers are invited from across the country from among sister Islamic organisations and professionals in the field of Dawah.

Annual Eid-ul-Fitr Picnic

The picnic marks the end of the Ramadan season where members get together to unwind and celebrate the praises of Allah. In recent times, other Islamic organisations within the state have joined Al-Usrah to have a joint picnic among which are Nasrul-lahi-li Fathi Society of Nigeria (NASFAT) and An-Nur Islamic Organisation. Parts of the activities at the picnic ground are quiz competition among children, Football and other games, and the highlight is usually the couple’s competition. A competition aimed at fostering love and harmony within the family.

D'awah Weekends

This monthly training program focusing on refreshing trainers and conducting Dawah clinics to align intentions and objectives among participants was held at the Usrah complex for some few years ago. Currently, most of these brothers are presently at the core of dawah management and propagation within and outside Al-Usrah. Lecturers were source from different fields spanning Quran, Hadith, Sunnah and survival skills in the field of dawah.

Annual D'awah Camp

The annual Dawah camp is one of the pioneer programs of Al-Usrah. In collaboration with sister organisation within and outside the country, Al-Usrah brings dignitaries from all field of works together for a weekend to discuss issues affecting the Muslim Ummah within and outside the south-south region. Some of the organisations that have partnered Al-Usrah are Nigerian Muslims Association, Houston-USA, Association of Muslim professionals (AMP), Muslim Corpers Association of Nigeria (MCAN), Muslim Students Society of Nigeria (MSSN).

Welfare Programmes

• Empowerment
• Job
• Accommodation
• Medical assistance
• Legal assistance
• Converts
• Widows
• Orphans