MUHSEN News

During our recent staff retreat, the MUHSEN team had the opportunity to learn from Saima Nasim, a conflict resolution consultant who led us through an Empathetic Resolution Management session.  Her training focused on practical strategies for communication, empathy, and collaboration — helping our team strengthen connections, reduce workplace tension, and foster a more positive and […]

MUHSEN is honored to sponsor Tanveer Ahmed, an internationally recognized blind archer originally from Pakistan and now residing in New York. This August, Tanveer will be competing in the America’s Para Archery Cup Leg 2 & World Ranking Event 2025, taking place in Chicago from August 26 – September 1, 2025. MUHSEN is proud to support him as

On Saturday 2 August 2025, MUHSEN Australia together with the Islamic Council of Victoria (ICV) and Virgin Mary Mosque, Hoppers Crossing held a Disability Awareness Night. This is the first of many events to be held raising awareness of disability and special needs amongst the Muslim community in Australia.  A big thank you to Sheikh

In our home, routine is maintained, because it provides comfort and a modicum of predictability in how we start the day – not just for my eldest son, but also for me.  I go into his room, turn off his noise machine, move the drapes to the side, push up the accordion blinds on the

NEWYORK: Muslim Understanding and Helping Special Education Needs organized a family gathering at the Hillside Islamic Center in which families actively participated and participated in social activities with differently abled children. Muslim Understanding and Helping Special Education Needs (MUHSEN) is a non-profit organization serving individuals and families with mental and physical disabilities. MUHSEN works to

As Ramadan’s 30 days of fasting and prayer come to a close, Eid al-Fitr exemplifies for Tempe resident Brittany Blankenship a community’s love and peace — elements that drew her to Islam since her youth, growing up outside the faith.   The holiday, which begins on Tuesday and ends Wednesday, is observed by Muslims worldwide as

December 3rd marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. This day was first proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly resolution back in 1992. It has led global campaigns on disability inclusion and acceptance not just by persons with disabilities, but those without disabilities working in governments, law firms, corporate businesses, and NGOs. It