Our Vision

To be a pacesetting Islamic organisation with widespread acceptance. (Nasfat Constitution Article 3.1) This is our reason for existence as an organisation. While we continue to observe the factors that bring about differences among the Ummah, we stare clear of controversies and trail the generally acceptable and non-controversial elements of our deen in accordance to The Holy Quran and Sunnah.

OUR KEY PRIORITIES

Focusing on helping young people: We engage with them with the many hurdles that they face in the contemporary society, we empower and equip them with life skills, so that they may become model citizens that is certainly our challenge. However, we will not waiver and remain committed to our young people and that is why we pride ourselves with the continuing support to our vibrant youth wing.

Impacting the society: Matters that directly affect our communities and impact those that we serve, play a key part in the way we shape and deliver our services. As a religious charity organization, our strategic plans are to assist the less privileged in the Society irrespective of their religious beliefs, colour, gender or race and within the limits of the resources of the Society and membership empowerment.

Our Executives

Our Executive Council play a pivotal role in overseeing and managing the affairs of our organisation. Comprising skilled and dedicated individuals, the council operates as the highest decision-making body and are responsible for setting policies, strategies, and long-term goals. The council's primary duty is to ensure the effective implementation of the organisation's mission, which revolves around promoting Islamic values, fostering unity, and engaging in charitable activities.

At the helm of the organisation, the Executive Council works collaboratively to provide visionary leadership, guiding the organization through various initiatives and projects. It holds regular meetings to discuss important matters, review progress reports, and make informed decisions that align with NASFAT's core principles. The council members, chosen for their expertise and commitment, contribute their skills to address challenges, drive growth, and enhance the organisation's impact.

Additionally, the Executive Council serves as a liaison between NASFAT and its members, fostering open communication and transparency. It plays a crucial role in maintaining financial accountability, ensuring that resources are used efficiently to support the organization's objectives. The council also oversees the appointment of key executives and leaders, ensuring that individuals with the right qualifications and values are entrusted with key responsibilities.

ABOUT US

Our History

The quest for Islamic knowledge and brotherly association led to the forum where Muslims faithfuls came together to rub minds with learned Islamic scholars to know more about the religion favoured by Almighty Allah – ISLAM. The aim is to maximise favourably the leisure time that exists amongst Muslims who laze away Sunday mornings. The need to spend these precious leisure hours judiciously arose amongst a few Muslim elites who rose to the challenge. Letters of invitation were despatched to some selected Muslim elites from all walks of life and the response was encouraging. Consequently, on Sunday, March 5, 1995, the society named Nasrul-Lahi-il Fathi with the acronym NASFAT has its inaugural prayer session at the residence of its pioneer president, now chairman, Board of Trustees, Alhaji Abdul-Lateef Wale Olasupo.

The society through the unflinching support of Almighty Allah (SWT) and dint of hardwork on the part of the Executives, the Council of Elders, the Mission Board, coupled with the unrelenting cooperation of devoted members, has been growing from strength to strength. The membership strength of the society, which at inception was less than twenty, has grown into thousands of Muslim faithfuls from multifarious fields of human endeavours in different cities and towns in Nigeria and beyond.