MUHSEN News

NEWYORK: Muslim Understanding and Helping Special Education Needs organized a family gathering at the Hillside Islamic Center in which families actively participated and participated in social activities with differently abled children. Muslim Understanding and Helping Special Education Needs (MUHSEN) is a non-profit organization serving individuals and families with mental and physical disabilities. MUHSEN works to […]

As Ramadan’s 30 days of fasting and prayer come to a close, Eid al-Fitr exemplifies for Tempe resident Brittany Blankenship a community’s love and peace — elements that drew her to Islam since her youth, growing up outside the faith.   The holiday, which begins on Tuesday and ends Wednesday, is observed by Muslims worldwide as

December 3rd marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. This day was first proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly resolution back in 1992. It has led global campaigns on disability inclusion and acceptance not just by persons with disabilities, but those without disabilities working in governments, law firms, corporate businesses, and NGOs. It

The Sunday School Program held at the Islamic Center of Frisco is looking for local volunteers and is being sponsored by the pioneering national disability rights organization, Muhsen. Read the Full Story: https://americanmuslimtoday.com/

The sunnah of our Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, is filled with stories about compassion, mercy, and attention to the needs of his community. There are stories about sahabah who had physical impairments or were blind, community members who had mental challenges, and more. The general treatment of those who were considered

Chicagoan Joohi Tahir and her team at Muhsen are dedicated to
addressing the functional needs of Muslims with disabilities

ltMuslimah’s Zehra Rizavi recently interviewed Joohi Tahir, the Executive Director of the non-profit MUHSEN

This is Day Six of the #30days30Writers 2016 Ramadan series. The author pens this as a tribute to his wife, Sadaf Zaman.

No Muslim Left Behind, what does that really mean? To a large group of Muslims with disabilities and their families living in North America