The Safar (July) edition of Murabbi Magazine explores the theme “Living the Sunnah at Home,” encouraging families to make the guidance and example of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ part of everyday family life.
This edition features “The Learner as Mutarabbi,” based on Episode 7 of The Murabbi Video Series by Professor Mohamad Abdalla . The article explores the concept of the mutarabbi, the child who actively and willingly participates in their own journey of tarbiyah and strives for spiritual, moral and intellectual growth.
Readers will also find practical guidance for building a Sunnah-centred home, including raising children to sleep and rise early, reviving the Sunnahs before sleep, and learning from the du‘as of Prophet Ibrahim عليه السلام to raise resilient Muslim children in a new homeland.
Significantly, this is the first edition of the magazine to feature student authors. Year 10 students Hiba Haq and Ramira Fatima Zoe contribute “Estranged from the World – A Poem for Our Parents,” a heartfelt reflection on parental love, sacrifice and gratitude.
The edition concludes with activities for the whole family, including the Family Quiz Corner and the Complete the Qur’an in 30 Days Challenge.
May this edition inspire families to learn, practise and cherish the Sunnah together, making it a living presence within their homes.
A reminder that The Murabbi Institute’s official website is live, giving you access to current and past newsletters, educational videos, and a growing library of parenting articles, resources, and publications.
We are excited to share that “Her Halaqa” will return in Term 3.
Continuing on Friday’s, the session dates for Term 3 are:
- July 24
- August 7
- August 14
- August 21
Location: Al Siraat College Ladies Musallah, 45 Harvest Home Road, Epping
Times: 5:45pm – 7:00pm.
These evenings are a beautiful opportunity for sisters to come together in remembrance, reflection, and connection. Her Halaqa continues to be a special space to reconnect, recharge, and support one another in a warm and welcoming environment.
All sisters are most welcome to attend, and no registration is required – simply come along.
Children also welcome with their mum or guardian. Children are to be supervised by their parent – no child minding is available.
If you would like to be part of this uplifting experience, please register your interest by joining our WhatsApp group for updates and reminders:
Come as you are and leave with a heart full of peace, purpose, and sisterly connection.
Al Siraat is pleased to invite our community to a special women’s-only conference with Alimah Nadia Sadiq, who will be visiting from Dubai this August.
Presented in collaboration with Nur ul Ilm Academy, this inspiring evening will explore Women’s Wellness in Islam through a holistic lens, focusing on physical, mental, and spiritual wellbeing grounded in Islamic teachings.
Alimah Nadia Sadiq is the Principal of the women’s branch of Nur ul Ilm Academy and holds diplomas in Authority of Sunnah, Islamic History, and Shariah Law. She has dedicated many years to educating and empowering Muslim women and girls, conducting seminars and workshops internationally on contemporary issues, lifestyle management, and Islamic character development.
This event continues the valued partnership between Al Siraat College and Nur ul Ilm Academy, which has included weekly women’s sessions for mothers in our community held on campus over the past three years.
- Women’s Wellness in Islam Conference
- Date: Wednesday, 5 August 2026
- Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm (following Maghrib salah)
- Venue: Al Siraat College Auditorium
- Refreshments: Tea and coffee provided
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As an Australian school in the Islamic tradition, our mission is to develop enlightened individuals of learning and character.