No revert should walk alone
Most new Muslims are handed a Qur'an, given a hug, and then left completely alone. This is what happens instead.
The gap between shahada and belonging
So many people take their shahada with joy — and then the room empties, the messages stop, and they're left to work out an entire way of life on their own. Missed prayers, a family who doesn't know, a hundred questions and no one safe to ask.
The Revert Hub exists for that moment. A step-by-step path, a real mentor beside you, and a community of people who have been exactly where you are — so that no one has to do the first year alone.
Real people, real credentials
Who teaches, who mentors, and who provides our scholarly oversight.
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Founders, mentors and the named scholar providing scholarly oversight go here, with real credentials.
We teach mainstream, traditional Sunni Islam. Where scholars have differed, we show you the main positions honestly, rather than pretending there's only one answer. Our content is reviewed by [REVIEWER — name & credentials to confirm].
You should know exactly what you're funding
Membership funds the platform, the mentors' time, the weekly circles and the starter kits. It also funds free places for reverts who genuinely can't pay, and — through our partnership with the Muslim Family Foundation — wider work supporting new Muslims: events, outreach and charitable projects. We publish what we spend and how many free places we've funded, every year.
Free places funded this year
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We'll publish this figure at the end of our first year — honestly, whatever the number.
Sponsor a revert
£20funds a month for a new Muslim who can't pay; £240 funds their whole first year — a mentor, the circles, the learning and a starter kit. Ongoing sadaqah jariyah for someone taking their very first steps.
Sponsor a revertKept safe, on purpose
Many of our members hide their faith from the people they live with, and some face real risk. Mentors are vetted and DBS-checked where required, every community space is moderated by a named person, and we have a clear code of conduct and a way to report concerns.