Bring the Light of Islam into Prisons
Every day, incarcerated Muslims and individuals seeking Islam request something many of us can access at any moment — The Quran, Islamic knowledge, and guidance.
You can help answer their call.
Your donation helps Islam in Prison® provide Quran, Islamic literature, prayer essentials, education, and spiritual support behind prison walls.
Imagine Wanting to Learn About Islam — But Not Having Access
For someone in prison, accessing reliable Islamic resources isn’t always simple.
Some are learning to pray. Some are reconnecting with Allah. Others are discovering Islam for the first time.
Prison walls should not become a barrier to Islamic knowledge and guidance.
Islam in Prison® helps ensure their requests are not forgotten.
Make Your Donation Count
Your gift can make a direct impact:
Equip a new Muslim in prison with essentials to practice Islam daily
Give 10 people access to basic Islamic educational materials
Help establish Jumu’ah khutbah capabilities and an Islamic library for in-prison dawah
Support 3 Muslims as they reenter society after release
Other Amount — Give what you are able
Your Gift Goes Beyond the Pages
Your support helps provide:
📖 Islamic Literature
Access to authentic Islamic knowledge.
🕌 Prayer Essentials
Resources to help Muslims practice their faith.
🤝 Education & Spiritual Support
Guidance, chaplaincy, and opportunities to grow in Islam.
🌱 Reentry Support
Helping Muslims continue their journey after release.
Give Sadaqah Jariyah
Imagine helping someone learn salah, reconnect with Allah, or gain Islamic knowledge they carry with them for years
— and potentially share with others.
Your Sadaqah can continue making an impact long after your gift is made.
Become an Islam in Prison® Donor and Fulfill the Next Request
Behind every request is a real person seeking knowledge, faith, and a stronger connection with Allah.
Help put authentic Islamic resources into the hands of those asking for them.
Islam in Prison®
A Division of Al-Furqaan Foundation®
Serving incarcerated Muslims and individuals seeking Islamic knowledge across American institutions.
