About Us
The Ahlul Bayt (a.s) Assembly of Kenya
The Ahlul Bayt (a.s) Assembly of Kenya (ABAK) is a non-profit organization committed to promoting the noble teachings of Islam as conveyed by the Ahlul Bayt (a.s) , the pure progeny of our belovedProphet Muhammad (s.a.w.w)... Our goal is to foster success in both this life and the hereafter, by sharing these teachings with the broader community.
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Our Core Values
Fundamental Principles that Guide ABAK
The Ahlul Bayt (a.s) Assembly is built upon six foundational principles that shape our mission, actions, and community.
- Faithfulness to Ahlul Bayt (a.s) Teachings
- Unity and Peaceful Coexistence
- Inclusivity and Collaboration
- Community-Centered Service
- Empowerment through Knowledge
- Accountability and Transparency
Our Mission & Vision
Mission
To establish institutions and channels that propagate Islam to everyone, offering guidance for practicing the faith as taught by the Prophet (s.a.w.w) and his Ahlul Bayt (a.s).
Vision
To build a strong, prosperous community, improving the well-being of Kenyan society in all aspects of life.
Our Mission in Action
Our Objectives
ABAK carries out a variety of structured programs and goals aimed at promoting Islamic knowledge, social welfare, and communal development.
Propagation of Islam
Preaching the teachings of Ahlul Bayt (a.s) through sermons, literature, events, and interfaith dialogue.
Organization of Shia Communities
Empowering communities through leadership training, mentorship, youth camps, student support, and economic upliftment.
Training of Mubaligheen
Establishing institutions to train Islamic preachers and scholars to serve society with deep knowledge and purpose.
Content Creation
Producing sermons, articles, documentaries, and drama-based content to promote Islamic values and culture.
Learning Institutions
Setting up schools and seminaries (Hawza) with Islamic-integrated curricula to nurture future generations of informed Muslims.
Community Services
Offering medical aid, counseling, relief programs, mobile clinics, and disaster response mechanisms for societal welfare.
Our Projects
Empowering Communities through faith and service
Through its multifaceted programs, the Ahlulbayt (a.s) Assembly of Kenya continues to make a profound impact on individuals and communities, blending spiritual values with tangible service. ABAK remains committed to its vision of nurturing an empowered, healthy, educated, and united Ummah, driven by the principles of compassion, equity, and faith.

Seyyidah Zeinab (sa)
A seminary program dedicated to training future scholars and community leaders grounded in the teachings of Ahlul Bayt (a.s).
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Training of Mubaligheen
Structured training programs to equip Islamic preachers with the knowledge and skills to effectively guide their communities.
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Support of Mubaligheen
Ongoing mentorship, resources, and logistical support for Mubaligheen across Kenya to sustain their community impact.
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Community Services
Offering mobile health services, welfare outreach, and other forms of support to uplift underserved communities.
Learn MoreFinancial Support Programs
Empowering Lives through Ethical Financial Assistance
ABAK is committed to providing financial assistance to those in need, ensuring that no one is left behind. Our programs are designed to uplift individuals and families through ethical financial support.
ABAK - Qardh Hassanah Fund
An ethical, interest-free financial assistance initiative for empowerment.
Governance & Management: Managed by ABAK-QHFC Committee ensuring fairness and accountability.
Eligibility & Loan Terms: Applicants must show need, have references, and agree to flexible repayment terms.
Funding Sources: Funded by donations, Zakat, Sadaqah, Waqf, and institutional grants.
Objectives
- Provide interest-free loans to those in need
- Support small businesses, students, low-income families
- Promote social solidarity and ethical practices
- Establish a sustainable, revolving loan fund
Key Benefits
- Promoting social welfare and compassion
- Financial accessibility for marginalized groups
- Encouraging responsible borrowing
- Reducing indebtedness cycles
- Ethical alternative to conventional loans
ABAK Education Support Program (AESP)
Supporting needy students through structured sponsorship and financial aid.
What we require
- Personal Information
- Academic Details
- Family Background
- Financial Information
- Student Profile Summary
- Required Documents Checklist
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MAULID 2026
September 20, 2026
The Ahlul Bayt assembly of Kenya in conjunction with various centers across the country performed the Milad Un Nabii to celebrate the birth of the holy prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.W). From Kirigiti in Kiambu to Arusha Tanzania. This article highlights some of the key moments during the celebrations. The event provided an opportunity for Muslims and other invited guests to reflect on the life, teachings and exemplary character of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), while promoting unity, peace, brotherhood and peaceful coexistence within the community. Among the distinguished guests who attended the celebration was H.E. Dr. Ali Gholampour, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Kenya. Dr. Gholampour's participation demonstrated the importance attached to religious, cultural and people-to-people relations between Iran and Kenya. His presence also contributed to strengthening engagement with Kenya's Muslim community. The celebration featured religious recitations, prayers, speeches and reflections on the life and teachings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Speakers emphasized the importance of following the Prophet's example in promoting compassion, justice, peace, tolerance and unity. A central theme of the celebration was the importance of peace and unity. Participants were encouraged to uphold the values taught by the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), including respect for others, kindness, peaceful coexistence and service to humanity. The Maulid celebration at Park Road was a significant religious and community gathering that brought together Muslims and invited guests in remembrance of the birth and teachings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The attendance of H.E. Dr. Ali Gholampour, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Kenya, added a diplomatic and international dimension to the occasion. The event reinforced the values of peace, unity, mutual respect and cooperation and highlighted the continuing importance of Maulid celebrations as occasions for spiritual reflection and community solidarity. The organizers are commended for convening an event that promoted religious values, community cohesion and peaceful coexistence.

Day of Ashura
July 5, 2025
Commemorated in Nairobi-Kenya at the Parkroad Husseiniya. Mobilized with the patronage of ABAK(Ahlulbayt Assembly of Kenya) and NSN(Nairobi Shia Network). In attendance were centers all over Nairobi and it's outskirts. The program commenced with Quran recitation then Ziyarat Ashura followed by Masaeb recited by Sheikh Ali Samojah. After Prayers and eating, Maseer(walk) commenced from the Masjid to the Shia Graveyard in Kariokor, a walking distance of approximately 4 Kilometers. The Walk was done in collaboration with SAAJ Jamaat who showed up in numbers to portray unity and oneness of our goal as the followers of Ahlulbayt(a.s) During the walk, Maatams were recited in Kiswahili, Farsi and Urdu.... embracing the diversity of different cultures that came together to mourn the tragedy that befell the household of the Holy prophet on this auspicious day.

Muballigheen Symposium
May 4, 2025
A regional symposium for Western-based Muballigheen focused on strengthening regional outreach and Islamic education programs.




