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Sisters Study Circle

We are pleased that Shaykh Abdul Aziz will be covering The Book Of Assistance in the next few sisters circle series.

🗓️ Starting on Sunday the 27th of April onwards.

🆓 This is a FREE event.

👦 Childcare and light refreshments will be provided.

Spaces are limited. Book early to avoid disappointment by sending a WhatsApp to Sara to confirm no of adults, no of children and ages of children attending.

We look forward to welcoming you to relax, learn and laugh.

Can’t wait to see you there In Shaa Allah! 🫖 🍰 🧁

Brunch meet up

Following feedback from community and survey we conducted in 2025, you told us that you prefer meeting up in cafes /restaurants.  Therefore, this is what we will do!

Keep up to date on our insta pages for monthly date and location of meet ups.

An-Nisa Network celebrates 10 year anniversary

An-Nisa Network celebrates 10 year anniversary

We marked 10 years of empowering women morally, socially and spiritually in Nottingham.

Amongst community members, volunteers, donors, sponsors and businesses joined us for presentation on our work to date and plans moving forward.

We look forward to allyship from brothers to amplify our spaces and open doors where we can not.

We made a firm commitment to continue to work to increase sisterhood and a sense of belonging for sisters and their families in Nottingham.

 

    

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Personal Struggles Workshop

Personal Struggles
Shaykh Amer Jamil in Nottingham – 18th May 2025

We are pleased to be hosting Shaykh Amer Jamil. It’s a unique opportunity to hear one of our well-known and respected British Muslim scholars of our time – in person.

Raised and educated in the UK, Shaykh Amer has dedicated his life to teaching Islam in a way that speaks directly to the challenges we face today – with clarity, compassion, and depth. He is the co-founder of iSyllabus, and has taught thousands of students up and down the country and internationally.

Shaykh Amer tackles issues such as domestic abuse, forced marriage, and the role of religion in public life, and now, he’s coming to deliver a deeply personal course — tackling what it means to hold on to faith, navigate family, and protect your soul in a fast-changing society.

You do not want to miss this!

🗓 Date: 18th May 2025, 3pm – 7pm
📍 Venue: The Plessey Centre, 27 Marconi Dr, Beeston, Nottingham NG9 1NX

Tickets 🎟

https://www.isyllabus.org/product/personal-struggles-a-guide-to-navigating-lifes-storms-nottingham/

 

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Calling All Women

An-Nisa Network would like to hear from you what services and activities you are interested in so that we can work on designing them with you for you.

We recognise the Covid-19 pandemic is taking a toll on many women in different ways, we would like to reach out, help and support in whatever way we can.

It will only take a few minutes of your time to complete this survey, please click on this link to be directed https://forms.gle/N32VKuCJzCxu3B4P9

Please share as widely as possible with your female contacts.

If you have ideas and would like to work with us, please do get in touch and stay safe.

 

Coronavirus

Please note due to the ongoing Coronavirus situation, our services are currently on hold.  We are offering a virtual coffee morning for women.  We are on an ongoing basis monitoring government announcements and this helps us shape the delivery of our events.  You can also keep up date on our Facebook page.

Statement of Funding

An-Nisa Network vision is to empower women at Mosques. We are an independent female led charity.

We are dedicated to deliver the best possible services to fulfil community needs. Delivering services means we do have to raise and spend money.

As a charity we aim to be transparent and are happy to offer any information, including that of our financial affairs, on request.

Our income streams for Sneinton and Wollaton coffee mornings are from donations in kind and sponsorships that are clearly laid out on our promotional material.

We received a small grant from Nottingham Women’s Centre in 2019. They are funded by Nottingham City Council to support women’s groups and have a number of funding streams – the stream we fall under is empowering women

Thank you for your continuous support.  It means the world to us.

An-Nisa Network Charity Board

Registered Charity number 1180050

26 June 2020

Please check our facebook page for activities from 2019 to date

 

Launch of Sneinton coffee morning

Sneinton Coffee Morning

Jamia Masjid Sultania was hustling and bustling this morning with the new sisters coffee morning

Launch today of a weekly sisters coffee morning. We hope that many sisters will benefit going forward whilst developing a connection with the masjid.

Thank you to our sponsors who made this possible:

Magikats
Daniyaal Martial Arts Academy
PAK foods
Nisa Hair and Beauty
LRS – Loss Recovery Service
Davenport Insurance Brokers
Street Food Stop

Thank you to Cllr Neghat Khan for attending and supporting this service

And last but not least thank you to Shazia, Hafsa, Noreen, Fozia and Shagufta – the volunteers who have worked relentlessly hard behind the scenes to make this service available. May Allah accept all our efforts.

An-Nisa Network team ?

International Women’s Day celebration and award

Saema Mohammad, founder of An-Nisa Network received an award ‘In appreciation of her dedicated service and outstanding accomplishments’ from Nottingham Equal on 8th March 2019, International Women’s Day.

She expressed her gratitude, “Truly humbled and honoured to receive an award at the International Women’s Day celebration for An-Nisa Networks’ contributions to the community.

This reward is not for me alone. Its an award for all An-Nisa Networks’ management team and all the wonderful strong and confident women who work with me with so much determination and passion.

I love you dearly! You all know who you are!

Hold your head up high and be proud of everything we have accomplished in mosques.”

Saema Mohammad with Alex Norris MP (left) and Police & Crime Commissioner Paddy Tipping (right)
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Meet the muslim woman empowering ‘isolated’ women and tackling Islamophobia

A Muslim woman has been empowering isolated women through a charity for five years and hopes to tackle the “increasing number of challenges Muslim women face” – such as Islamophobia, domestic abuse and male dominance in mosques.

Saema Mohammad founded the charity, An-Nisa Network, after moving to Nottingham from the west of Scotland with her husband and having her second child in 2012, where she found herself feeling “isolated” from the community. Read more…