The purpose of Siraat Community is to provide a space in which people of all ages and backgrounds can learn and implement traditionally grounded Islamic knowledge and do it in a family friendly environment. We want every aspect of our lives to embody the Quranic and Prophetic ethic and so we seek to be a place of seeking ihsan (excellence), while allowing each person to get there on the path that is most suitable for them.

You can reach out to us on our website, whatsapp, instagram, or talk to a board member at the next event. There’s something for everyone. And if you don’t see something you’re interested in, reach out and we’ll do our best to curate a program that you think is needed. 

Not only are kids allowed, we HIGHLY encourage all kids to attend every program. Community cannot be built when kids are hidden or left out. We need to learn how to incorporate raising our kids through each and every activity we offer. So we will do our best to accommodate your children at every event. We just ask that you remain responsible for them and prevent them from causing harm or damage to anyone or anything in the space.

Yes! We have many families interested in hosting events. Part of the beauty of our community is that it is built from events at homes and thus made accessible to people all across Central Florida. We ask that you attend the event you want to join 2-3 times to get a feel for the event and then express interest in hosting it to that program lead so we can add you to the rotation thereafter.

You can sign up for his office hours here. Ustadh Zaid is also available via phone or email. Please reach out via the contact box for more information. 

Not all of our classes are recorded. And the classes that are recorded are only available to participants who were actively enrolled in the class and missed it for some exceptional reason. We encourage and value live instruction so please seek to join the next class or series live.

You can reach out to us on our contact form on the website, or reach out to any of the admins on Whatsapp.

We aim to have programs for each age group. For kids 5-12 we have Youth movie nights, in which we gather to watch movies, eat snacks, and use the movie to discuss life lessons with the youth in attendance and their parents as well. For our middle and high schoolers we have our Youth Mentorship Program. This program seeks to create youth programs and volunteer opportunities for other youth at their MSAs and within the community.

We abide by the Traditional Sunni paradigm as established in our Islamic intellectual history. This calls for us to maintain a school of law (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi’i, and Hanbali), a school of creed (Maturidi, Ashari, and Athari), and a school of spirituality (such as Qadiri, Shadhili, Naqshbandi, Chisti, etc). While we do not promote any particular school itself, we affirm the need for people to value the authority of these schools and base all of our teachings in line with these schools. We do not ascribe to any form of deviant or modern movements and believe firmly that we represent a true representation of how traditional Islam should be practiced in the American context. Furthermore, our approach is guided by ijazah certified scholars locally, nationally, and internationally in order to maintain accountability.