Nasfat UK - Pageswalk Branch

04/04/2026

Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh

Kindly join us tomorrow for another session.

03/04/2026

Assalam Alaikum Warahmotullahi Wabarakatuh

Join Us for another Jumu'ah Salah today In Sha Allah.

🕐 Khutbah 1:00pm, Prayer 1:30pm

📍 Nasfat Islamic Community Centre St Romans view, DA1 1AE Dartford.

Walking distance DA1 1AE beside a cathedral church

Driving DA1 1QD

ℹ️ There are spaces to park your cars and its free.

*Note*: There is provision for Ladies as well.

📝 Let's be prompt to get the full reward🐪 of attending Jumu'ah. May Allah(SWT) accept our Salah 🤲🏾

28/03/2026

🌙 Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh

Kindly Join Us tomorrow for another beneficial gathering.

Jazakumullahu Khairan

18/03/2026

Assalāmu ‘Alaikum wa Rahmatullāh

Zakatul Fitr 2026: £7 per person.

Cash can be placed in the mosque box.
For transfers, use “Z fitr 26” as the reference.

Account:
A/C: 03571793
Sort Code: 20‑92‑60
Name: NASFAT UK & Ireland
Bank: Barclays

May Allah accept our fasting and Zakat.
Jazākumullāhu Khayran.

08/03/2026

04/03/2026

Ramadan Reflections: Day 14🌙

Al-Jabbar: The Restorer

​Feeling broken or powerless? Turn to Al-Jabbar. He is the Divine Mender who heals our hearts and the Compeller who rights our affairs when they feel out of control.

Why it matters:
​The Healer: He repairs broken spirits and situations, making them stronger than before.

1. ​Supreme Power: His will prevails over all, offering a way out when things seem impossible.
2. ​Comfort for the Weak: He supports the oppressed and brings justice to those who feel small.
3. ​Living the Name today:

​Hand over a specific worry or "broken" situation to Al-Jabbar in your prayers. Be a mender for others by offering a kind word to someone going through a trial. In your Dua, say: "Ya Jabbar, mend my heart and rectify all my affairs." 🤲🏾
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25/02/2026

Ramadan Reflections: Day 8🌙

Al-Salam: The Source of Peace

​In a chaotic world, Al-Salam is the Giver of peace and the One free from all flaw. He is the source of all security, calming the restless heart and offering a refuge from internal and external storms.

Why it matters:
1. ​Inner Calm: True peace is found by connecting to the Source, regardless of your surroundings.
2. ​Perfection: He is free from any deficiency, meaning His protection and peace are complete.
3. ​The Ultimate Goal: "Salam" is the greeting and the essence of Paradise.

Living the Name today:

​Identify one source of stress and consciously hand it over to Al-Salam. Spread peace by being the first to offer "Assalamu Alaikum" to others. In your Dua, say: "Allahumma Antas-Salam wa minkas-salam" (O Allah, You are Peace and from You comes peace). May Allah grant us sound and peaceful hearts 🤲🏾
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24/02/2026

Ramadan Reflections: Day 7🌙

Al-Wahhab: The Supreme Bestower

​Feeling overwhelmed or in need? Turn to Al-Wahhab. He is the Giver who showers us with blessings not because we’ve earned them but out of His infinite generosity. His gifts are free, constant, and come without any strings attached.

Why it matters:
1. ​Unconditional Giving: He gives even when we don't ask, providing for our needs before we even realize them.
2. ​Infinite Abundance: His treasures never run dry; He can give to everyone simultaneously without losing anything.
3. ​Freedom from People: When you know Al-Wahhab is the source, you stop looking to people for your needs and start looking to the Creator.

Living the Name today:

Think of one "unearned" blessing today like the air you breathe or a sudden moment of joy. Practice "Hibah" (giving) by doing a selfless favour for someone else today. In your Dua, say: "Ya Wahhab, grant me from Your mercy a gift that will bring me closer to You." May Allah allow us to live by these names 🤲🏾
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23/02/2026

Ramadan Reflections: Day 6 🌙

Ash-Shakur: The Most Appreciative

​Feeling like your efforts are going unnoticed? Today, find peace in Ash-Shakur. He is the One who sees the smallest good deed, appreciates your hidden intentions, and rewards them far beyond what they are worth.

Why it matters:

1. ​Infinite Return: He multiplies the smallest act of sincerity into immense blessings.
2. ​Never Overlooked: People may forget your kindness, but Ash-Shakur never does.
3. ​The Gratitude Cycle: When you thank Him for your blessings, He appreciates your gratitude by giving you more.

Living the Name today:
Don’t belittle any act of worship, even a smile or a *kind word. At Iftar, thank Him for the strength to fast and say: "Ya Shakur, accept my small efforts and make me among Your grateful servants." May Allah allow us to live by these names 🤲🏾

21/02/2026

Ramadan Reflections: Day 4 🌙

Ar-Razzaq: The Provider

​Anxious about your future or your finances? Today, find ease in the name Ar-Razzaq (The Provider). He doesn't just give; He is the continuous source of every breath, meal, and opportunity you receive.

Why it matters:

1. ​Total Security: Your "rizq" (provision) is guaranteed. What is written for you will always find you; what misses you was never meant for you.
2. ​Freedom from Comparison: Since Allah provides for everyone uniquely, there is no need to envy others. Their gain is not your loss.
3. ​Ultimate Abundance: You are asking the One whose treasures are infinite. No request is too big for the Provider.

Living the Name today:
​At Iftar, look at your water and food as a personal gift from Him. Say: "Ya Razzaq, bless what You have given me and make me content." Rely on the One who sustains the entire universe.

​May Allah allow us to live by these names 🤲🏾

20/02/2026

Ramadan Reflections: Day 3 🌙

​Al-Quddus: The Pure, The Holy

​In a world that can often feel chaotic or spiritually draining, turning to Al-Quddus offers a profound sense of clarity. This name reminds us that Allah is far removed from any imperfection, error, or weakness. He is the source of all purity.

Why it matters:
1. ​Inner Peace: Knowing He is perfect means His timing and His decrees are flawless, even when we don't understand them yet.
2. ​Spiritual Detox: Just as He is Pure, we are encouraged to purify our intentions and hearts from grudges, envy, and pride.
3. ​High Standards: It inspires us to strive for excellence (Ihsan) in our character, reflecting a small spark of goodness in our daily actions.

Living the Name today:
​Take a moment to declutter not just your physical space but your heart. Forgive someone today for the sake of your own peace, and say: "Ya Quddus, purify my heart and make my intentions sincere for You."

​May Allah allow us to live by these names 🤲🏾

19/02/2026

Ramadan Reflections: Day 2 🌙

Al-Mulk: The Absolute Owner

​Feeling the weight of the world? Today, find peace in the name Al-Mulk (The King, The Sovereign). In a culture obsessed with control, remembering that Allah is the ultimate Owner brings instant relief.
​Why it matters:

1. ​Release the Stress: If He owns the heavens, He owns the solution to your problems.
2. ​True Humility: Our talents and wealth are simply loans from the King.
3. ​Confident Prayer: You aren’t asking someone with limited resources; you’re asking the One who owns the universe.

Living the Name today:

When overwhelmed, breathe and say: "Ya Mulk, I leave this in Your hands." Trust that the King of Kings has the best plan for His kingdom.

May Allah allow us to live by these names🤲🏾