How Shadia Found the “True Jesus” in Islam
For 30 years, Ranisa lived a life defined by the rhythmic hymns and passionate prayers of her born-again Christian upbringing, her identity was deeply rooted…
Category: Africa
“Africa” collection of stories from Africa.
From Tea Break to Testimony: A Journey of Faith and Discovery
The afternoon sun hung gently over the village, casting a warm glow across the compound where a small family had gathered under the shade of…
iERA Unveils the New Blueprint for Dawah Excellence
In a strategic move to sharpen the tools of grassroot Dawah, the iERA office convened a high-energy, one-day educational summit for coordinators and district heads.…
Overcoming Family Fear to Embrace One God
For years, the household of a local Muslim man was a place of quiet tension regarding faith. His wife, Specioza, born and raised in a…
iERA’s Monthly Drive to Redefine the Role of the Imam.
In a transformative move to redefine the role of community religious leaders, over 30 village Imams gathered this week for a high-impact training session organized…
How a Gift of Hijabs Sealed the Faith of a New Community
In the heart of rural Uganda, a quiet transformation is unfolding. What began as simple conversations under village trees has blossomed into a vibrant movement…
Zubeda’s Long Road Back to the Crescent.
For years, the distance between Zubeda and her father wasn’t just measured in miles—it was measured in faith. Born to a Muslim father and a…
How Moses Found His True Foundation in Islam.
The morning sun was just beginning to bake the red dust of the village roads when the IERA duats began their Jawla. Among the bustle…
They explained that every journey begins with a single step
One sunny afternoon, Du‘at from iERA Share Islam Tanzania were returning from a Da‘wah mission when they passed by a busy recreational area. Among the…
When Small Deeds Teach Big Lessons About Islam
The youth of iERA Tanzania have become a true example in their communities through acts of service in rural areas. By helping others, they show…