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In every community, there are Muslim women quietly carrying the weight of the world — navigating financial strain, family responsibilities, emotional hardship, and isolation, often with no one to turn to.
What is Sisterhood of Rahma?
Sisterhood of Rahma is a new initiative of The Rahma Project, created to ensure that no Muslim woman faces her struggles alone. Through compassionate, confidential, and community-based support, Sisterhood of Rahma works to uplift and empower women in need, reminding every sister that she is seen, valued, and supported by her ummah.
Led entirely by Muslim women, Sisterhood of Rahma is a community-driven initiative that provides confidential, compassionate, and dignified support to sisters experiencing hardship. We believe that mercy (rahma) is not just a feeling — it’s an action. Through our network of volunteers and community partnerships, we work to restore stability, confidence, and hope in the lives of women who need it most.
Our work is rooted in the understanding that when you uplift one woman, you uplift an entire family, an entire generation, and ultimately, the entire ummah.
How We Support Sisters in Need
Through Sisterhood of Rahma, women can receive:
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Emergency groceries and hygiene essentials
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Transportation to work, school, or important appointments
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Daycare support for mothers pursuing education or employment
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Modest clothing and phone service to stay connected
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Safe, temporary housing during crises
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Guidance and assistance for family, medical, or legal challenges
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Support for Islamic education and personal development, ensuring sisters can strengthen their deen without financial barriers
Why It Matters
​Too often, Muslim women suffer in silence — out of fear, pride, or lack of resources. Sisterhood of Rahma exists to change that narrative. We create a space where mercy, trust, and action come together to rebuild lives, strengthen faith, and remind every sister that she is seen, valued, and never alone.
The Prophet ï·º said:
“Whoever relieves a believer’s hardship in this world, Allah will relieve their hardship on the Day of Judgment.” (Muslim)
Together, we are that mercy. Together, we are Sisterhood.
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