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The Simple Question That Led to Shahada
The village center was buzzing with activity as iERA daees mobilized the locals for their monthly Dawah Day. Handing out flyers and announcing their arrival,…
The Unstoppable Energy of IERA’s Village Daees
When the dust-covered trucks rattled back into the dirt paths, the remote settlements knew the duat of iERA had returned. But this was not the…
The Dusty Road Conversation
The iERA daees had been walking from village to village all morning, their sandals kicking up red dust as they went door to door for…
The Graduation That Proved the Power of Dawah
The dust had barely settled on the village grounds as a soft, rhythmic chorus filled the air. To a passerby, it was a beautiful sound;…
Brooms, Hoes, and Good News: How an Obstacle Became…
When the Ugandan government announced a national policy mandating community cleanup every last Saturday of the month, most saw it as a routine civic duty—a…
When Dawah Reached His Doorstep
Jonathan Tembo, a 50-year-old man from Thyolo District, was once strongly opposed to the dawah activities taking place in his community. As an active and…
