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The Challenge

The gap between wanting help and finding it

Every year, thousands of people accept Islam or reconnect with their faith after years away. They're sincere, curious, and ready to grow. But most of them have no idea where to go next.

At the same time, masjids and MSAs want to welcome them. But there's no easy way to find who's new, connect them with a friendly face, or simply say “dinner this Saturday.”

Both sides want the same thing. The systems just aren't there yet.

How It Works

The infrastructure layer for new Muslim support

Ansar Family connects people new to Islam with welcoming volunteers called Ansars, coordinated through local Partner Hubs: masjids, MSAs, and community organizations that host the program.

We don't replace your community. We give it the tools to do what it already wants to do: find the people who need you, welcome them in, and make sure no one falls through the cracks.

Real People, Not Programs

New Muslims get connected with a real person from a local community. Not a course or a chatbot.

Your Community, Your Page

Each partner gets a branded hub page, a QR code, and sign-up forms that route people directly to you.

We Handle the Logistics

Automatic welcome messages, a dashboard to see who's new, and one-click emails to invite everyone to dinner.

Who It's For

Three roles, one mission

Seekers

New to Islam or reconnecting after time away. You sign up, we connect you with a local community and a welcoming face. You're not alone in this.

Ansars

Volunteers from your community who are kind, consistent, and willing to show up. No teaching credentials needed. Your local hub approves you and connects you with someone new to the faith.

Partner Hubs

Masjids, MSAs, and organizations that want to support new Muslims but need the tools. You get a branded hub page, sign-up forms, a volunteer dashboard, and automatic welcome messages. We handle the logistics. You focus on being a community.