Aberdeen Muslims are a homegrown charity dedicated to local community work.

Past community projects involved clean-up operations after storms, community events such as Eid in the Garden, appeals for the homeless, and the Foodbox initiative to provide hot food to the needy.

The current focus of the charity relates to online Dawah content, including podcasts, halal food reviews, and documentaries.

The purpose of delivering this content is to engage with local brothers and sisters and build a platform to showcase what we have in Aberdeen, as well as connect with those in other parts of the country and across the world.

At Aberdeen Muslims, we work in conjunction with other faith organisations where possible to enhance community cohesion.

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NEWS ARTICLES

• Foodbox (Press & Journal - 31st August 2024)

• Eid in the Garden (Press & Journal - 27th August 2018)

Beach Cleanup (Muslim Council of Britain - 20th January 2016)

Winter Homeless Appeal (Press & Journal - 13th December 2015)

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TIMELINE

2013

Aberdeen Muslims was founded.

The first ‘Eid in the Garden’ was held in Union Terrace Gardens, Aberdeen.

2015

Aberdeen Muslims teamed up with Aberdeen Cyrenians to aid the homeless as part of the winter appeal.

2016

Aberdeen Muslims organised a beach cleanup after violent storms.

Aberdeen Muslims launched the Foodbox initiative to feed those in need.

2025

Aberdeen Muslims joined the Social Media space and hosted their first Podcast.