This Ramadan, support the Muslim Scout Fellowship in building a stronger Ummah.

At MSF, we are committed to ensuring that every young Muslim in the UK has the opportunity to grow, belong, and become an empowered changemaker and member of society through Scouting. For over 20 years, we have nurtured generations of young Muslims who lead and serve with confidence, compassion, and courage.

Week in, week out, we see the positive impact that Scouting has on the young people and adults alike in the Muslim community.

At its core, Scouting is a system of informal education built on the idea of learning by doing. From camping, hiking, and woodcraft to coding, photography, and astronomy, the Scout method encourages curiosity, discipline, and self-belief. Young people learn teamwork, leadership, communication, problem-solving, and planning, gaining skills that support them for life.

Through Scouting, young people grow in mind, body, spirit, and character. They discover the world around them, test their limits, and gain the confidence to make a positive difference. Many Scouts go on to lead aid missions, start community projects, and serve humanity in times of crisis, putting their values into action.

🎤 Hear it from a young person:

For Muslim young people, Scouting offers something even more special: a faith-friendly, values-based space to grow. It helps them connect Islamic principles such as service (khidmah), trust (amanah), and community (ummah) to everyday life, showing that leadership and responsibility can be acts of worship and service.

The benefits of Scouting also extend to adults. Volunteers often describe becoming a leader as a transformative experience that allows them to give back, inspire others, and strengthen their communities. In doing so, they gain new skills, make lasting friendships, and find renewed purpose through serving others.

Scouting is more than a programme; it is a lifelong journey that helps each participant, young or old, to live their faith and serve their community with courage, compassion, and conviction.

The core values of Scouting, service, integrity, community, and compassion, align closely with our Islamic teachings. It is no surprise then that millions of Muslim young people across the world see Scouting as a pathway to faith-inspired leadership.



We need your help and support to ensure that more young people in the Muslim community have access to Scouting, so that they too can benefit from all that is has to offer in developing and growing a strong ummah.