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A welcoming, essential kit for new Muslims.
That’s when we knew we had to start something meaningful. The New Muslim Box is more than just books—it’s a warm welcome, a sense of community, and a solid foundation. Thoughtfully designed, it helps new Muslims feel reassured, supported, and empowered in their faith.
Each New Muslim Box includes carefully selected items to support and guide new Muslims:
The divine word of Allah, full of guidance and wisdom. Reading even a verse a day strengthens your faith.
Helps you learn and perfect your prayer at your own pace.
A reminder of the sacredness of prayer, ensuring cleanliness and modesty before worship.
Blessed water from Makkah, a special gift of mercy from Allah.
Learn from his life and teachings.
Essential teachings for a strong foundation.
Strengthen your connection with Allah through short, meaningful supplications.
Deepen their connection with Allah.
Place near your bathroom door as a reminder of the du'as before
A simple reminder to leave with trust in Allah and return with gratitude.
A 40-day guided journal to help you reflect, schedule, and grow in your journey.
Step-by-step stickers to help you perform wudu (ablution) properly before prayer.
A bedside reminder to recite du'as before sleeping and upon waking up.
The New Muslim Box is a carefully curated collection of items designed to support and guide new Muslims on their journey after embracing Islam. It includes essential resources, practical tools, and a warm welcome to help them build a strong foundation in their faith.
New Muslims can receive the box free of charge by contacting participating Islamic centers, masajid, or organisations. The box is provided to them as a gift of support
You can sponsor a box by contributing a one-time donation or by sharing the cost. Your sponsorship will help provide a new Muslim with the items they need to start their journey with confidence, all completely free of charge.
Yes, the New Muslim Box is a non-profit initiative. All donations go directly toward providing the boxes to new Muslims at no cost to them.
The box includes essential items such as a translated Qur’an, a New Muslim guidebook, prayer mat, prayer clothing, a 40-day diary for reflection, Duaa & Wudu stickers, and Zamzam water, among others.
You can donate through our website by selecting your preferred donation option. Every contribution, big or small, helps provide a new Muslim with the resources they need to strengthen their faith.
Yes, you can dedicate your donation in memory of a loved one. Simply let us know during the donation process, and we will acknowledge it accordingly.
The 40-day diary is a guided journal with space for personal reflections, helping new Muslims track their daily practices and deeds while also providing motivational prompts to stay consistent in their faith journey.
Currently, the New Muslim Box is available for new Muslims only. However, you can sponsor a box as a gift for someone else by contributing to the project.
If you’re part of an Islamic center, mosque, or organization and would like to distribute the boxes to new Muslims, please reach out to us. We welcome partnerships to expand our reach and impact.
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