In the world of Islam, young individuals like yourselves hold a special place. You represent the future of our faith and community. Your energy, inquisitiveness, and passion are what bring vitality to our collective identity. As you go through the changes that come with growing up and experiencing puberty, there are important aspects rooted in Islam that you should be aware of and understand.

Puberty marks a significant phase in your lives. Your body is changing, emotions might seem overwhelming at times, and you're discovering more about who you are. Islam acknowledges the challenges of this period and offers guidance to help you navigate through it. This is a time to delve deeper into your faith, grasp the meaning of being a good Muslim, and find your place within the larger world.

Islam gives us a guide to help us during puberty. It's about embracing the changes, understanding our beliefs, and making choices that match what our faith teaches us. That's what Ahlan Deen Camp is all about – helping you learn and grow in a way that fits with your faith. This program aims to be a catalyst for positive change, inspiring participants to embrace their potential, uphold Islamic values, and lead with excellence in an ever-evolving world.

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"The Pen has been lifted from three: from the child until he reaches the age of puberty, from the sleeper until he wakes up and from the insane until he comes back to his senses."
Hadith Musnad Ahmad

Pictures from our previous camp Ahlan Ramadhan Challenge (ARC) @ Masjid Negara, Kuala Lumpur

THIS YEAR THEME

PUBERTY

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Puberty, often referred to as 'baligh' in Islam, represents a time of transformation when individuals transition from childhood to adulthood. It is a phase of not only physical changes but also heightened spiritual awareness. Guiding our youth through this transitional period is essential to ensure they are equipped with the right knowledge and values to navigate these changes with confidence and adherence to their faith. Through interactive sessions, engaging discussions, and informative workshops, we will create a safe and supportive environment where youth can openly learn about the changes they are experiencing and their spiritual implications.
By combining Islamic teachings with real-world guidance, we intend to help our participants forge a strong connection between their faith and the challenges
​of growing up.

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Discover Puberty

Learn what to expect, the Fiqh (Jurisprudence) of puberty, and address challenges of the phase from an Islamic perspective

Unlock Islamic Wisdom

The fundamentals of Islam as well as Taharah and Salah in depth

Faith Enrichment

Learning and strengthening Faith (Iman) and cultivating God-consciousness

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Identity discovery

Recognizing our Muslim identity,
​placing Islam at the core

Leadership cultivation

Instill leadership skills for
​navigating the world

Integrity in
​Decision Making

Making the right choices; pleasing Allah and obeying His commands

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And when he attained his full strength and was [mentally] mature, We bestowed upon him judgement and knowledge. And thus do We reward the doers of good.
Quran, Surah Al-Qasas, 28:14

An opportunity to meet our talented trainers!

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Teacher Radhi
Lead Trainer

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Teacher Imran
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Teacher Syafiq
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Teacher Aina
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Teacher Nadhirah
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Teacher Rahimah
Assistant Trainer

Teacher Naim
Assistant Trainer

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What kinds of activities will the participants engage in throughout the camp?

Is it just lectures? 

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In addition to lectures, participants at Ahlan Deen Camp will engage in a variety of activities designed to help them develop strong decision-making skills. These activities may include:

• Role-playing scenarios that involve making difficult decisions. 
  
• Brainstorming sessions to explore different options and consequences. 
  
• Group discussions to reflect on past decisions and learn from others' experiences. 
  

• Simulations that allow participants to practice making decisions in a safe and supportive environment. 
  
• Real-world challenges that require participants to apply their decision-making skills to solve problems. 
  

The goal of these activities is to help participants develop a deeper understanding of the decision-making process and to empower them to make choices that are aligned with their values and goals. 

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Recap from our previous camp Ahlan Ramadhan Challenge (ARC) 2022 @ Masjid Negara, Kuala Lumpur

Find quick answers in our program's FAQ section.

What ages can join ADC? Can my child under 12 joins? 

ADC is open for 12 years old until 17 years old participant. Children below 12 years old are not advised to enrol. ​

What is the fee inclusive of?

Fee made by the parents include everything contained in the camp such as accommodation, transportation, dining, activities and insurance. ​

Will my children fit in if they have never been to an overnight camp before?

No worries! Inshaallah they will fit in well as we ensure the quality of the accommodation. ​

What should I prepare or bring to get my children ready for the camp?

​Make sure to prepare sufficient clothing, insect repellent and most importantly mentally for 4 days 3 nights camp that will instil your children Muslim core values and knowledge. List of things required for them to bring will be attached upon registering.

How is security handled during the staycation?

​There are several security guards patrolling throughout programme and each activity will be supervised by experienced trainers.

What is the cancellation/refund policy for ADC?

​There is a no refund policy for this event. In case of any cancellation, parent/guardian is advised to find a replacement and provide details to us by the 11th of December 2023 at the latest. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Is there a dress code or any specific requirements for attendees?
​Is wearing a hijab mandatory for girls during the camp?

It is compulsory for both boys and girls to cover their awrah throughout ADC. Hence, wearing hijab for girls is compulsory as it is one of requirement to cover the awrah. ​

Since this is a mixed-gender camp, how are interactions between genders limited and monitored?

At the very beginning, boys and girls will be in separated groups and we will make sure to keep them supervised throughout ADC.  ​

Are participants allowed to bring phone? If not, can parents or guardians visit or contact their children during the camp? 

No gadget allowed in ADC. We will not take any responsibility if anything happened to their gadget during ADC. Parents/guardians can always contact person in charge we assigned in Telegram group.  ​

Do you require further explanations?