The flagship · one day
ACS 2026
0people in one gathering
- 0
- check-ins
- 0
- members
- 0
- gatherings
- 0
- hours together
May was our busiest month.
This year, we showed up.
camps, walks, seminars, circles: all of it, together
The rooms we filled
one flagship, the big days, and the circle that never stopped
02Sisters Seminar 2026
0attendees
03Da'wah Week 2026
0attendees
Recurring series
An-Nashrah
the circle that kept coming back, week after week
0check-ins across the series
Faculties that showed up
564 of 1,955 check-ins came from members with a faculty on record · one figure for every 10
Top departments across UNILAG
ranked by check-ins
Science and Technology Education
154check-ins · FEMSA
Accounting
246check-ins · FABAMSA
Arts and Social Science Education
345check-ins · FEMSA
- 4InsuranceFABAMSA · peak: ACS 202622
- 5MathematicsMUSSA · peak: An-Nashrah Week 121
- 6Mechanical EngineeringEMSS · peak: An-Nashrah Week 620
- 7Mass CommunicationASSMUS · peak: ACS 202619
- 8Computer ScienceMUSSA · peak: Da'wah Week 202616
- 9EnglishFAMSA · peak: ACS 202613
- 10Educational FoundationSFEMSA · peak: Da'wah Week 202611
2025/26 SESSION REVIEW
IN FOCUS
People. Community. Society.
The session as the society recorded it: the programmes that kept coming back, the big days, the faculties, and the work behind them.
The session in numbers
straight from the administrative report
0
students fed a day
on average, through Ramadan
63rd Da’wah Camp
0
participants
157 sisters
111 brothers
Tuesday Programmes
0programmes held
0average attendance
- Fiqh session
- An-Nashrah
- Public lectures
- Brotherhood Night
- Wise Lady Forum
0+
scholarships
so no one is left behind
Academic Counselling Seminar 2026
J. F. Ade Ajayi Auditorium
Preceded by a 3-session virtual Prelude Series reaching about 200 students. Secondary school students from International School Lagos (ISL) and MIMS attended too.
registered0
checked in0+
AWAKE 7.0
the 2025 edition, in six numbers
- 0
- registered learners
- 0
- graduates
- 0
- outstanding learners
- 0
- skill tracks
- 0
- facilitators
- 0
- Growth Series sessions
Da’wah Week: four gatherings, one community
a procession, a conference, a seminar and a night of Arabic
01
Great Procession
02
Da'wah Conference
03
Sisters' Seminar
487 registered · 382 checked in · Islamic Centre Hall
04
Arabic Night
Symposium season
eight faculties, eight flagship days
FABAMSA
Faculty Symposium
0+students
“Educated or Employable: The Management Sciences Dilemma”
Keynote, panel, case study competition, secondary school outreach and a book pre-launch.
15 July 2026
MUSSA
MUSSA Symposium
0participants
“Science as Calling: Faith, Purpose and Discovery”
Keynotes and panels on science, faith and purpose, plus a Science Communication Challenge.
18 July 2026 · Chemical Engineering Lecture Theatre
MESSA
Career Building Seminar
0registered
Career opportunities beyond the classroom and practical industry insight.
1 August 2026
FEMSA
Faculty Symposium
0+participants
“Rooted and Rising: Faith, Knowledge and the Future of Education”
Keynotes, workshops, quizzes and fireside chats.
FAMSA
Faculty Symposium
0+participants
“From Passion to Profession: The Expanding Frontiers of the Humanities”
Keynotes, panels and interactive sessions on careers in and beyond the Humanities.
18 July 2026
EMSS
Annual Engineering Lecture
0participants (approx.)
Industry-academia panels, a Research Hackathon and prize presentations.
18 July 2026 · Afe Babalola Auditorium
ASSMUS
Symposium
0+registrations
“Widening the Horizon: Elevating Vision, Value and Vitality”
Keynotes, guest lectures and a Business Pitch Competition for student entrepreneurs.
NAMLAS
Annual Symposium
0participants
“From Principle to Progress: The Rise of Islamic Banking”
Featured a mooting competition.
29 July 2026
Learning that kept its rhythm
Qur'an at dawn, prizes for the dedicated, leaders in the making
Tahfeez
A daily rhythm of memorisation
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
6:30–7:30 a.m.
Juz AmmaJuz Ahzab
- Hifz
- Muraja'a
- Tajweed
Modrasah prize-giving
a first: outstanding students honoured for learning the deen and the Arabic language
Lead yourself well before leading others.
Leadership Training Programme
“Divided in Work, United in Goal”
Al-Baseerah 2.0
the second edition, in readers’ hands
Building the house
the quieter work that makes every programme easier to find, join and hear
The website, revived
Dedicated registration links for every programme, unique student IDs and member profiles. Google Forms retired.
The billboard, repainted
A refreshed landmark for campus publicity.
Hostel partnerships
Collaborations with hostels in FCET Akoka and Abule-Oja, so Muslim students can stay and pay through the society.
Better rooms
More chairs for Branch programmes, and a new wireless microphone and receiver for the sound system.
Closing reflection
The baton moves forward.
It has been a session of joy, of struggle, and, by Allah's grace, of success. To everyone who gave their time, effort, and du'a to this work: jazakumullahu khairan.
We hand over the baton with light hearts, full trust in Allah, and full confidence in those who carry it forward.
Fi amanillah.
Every figure above the In Focus sections comes live from the society's database. Departments with fewer than five members are kept private. The In Focus sections come from the 2025/26 administrative report.