Fecir Jongeren is an Islamic Youth Foundation in IJsselmonde, where young & old can go to grow together in faith and community.
Since 2020 we organise a variety of activities, such as lectures, sports activities, house meetings and educational programmes. Always with the same aim: supporting young people in their personal and religious development, connecting them with each other and their environment.
Our Youth Foundation aims to be a safe and inspiring place where young people can go for questions, guidance and conviviality. A second home, where faith, knowledge and connection are central.
Inspiring lectures on Islam, identity and current affairs, especially for young people who want to learn and grow.
Praying together strengthens our faith and reminds us that we are part of one community.
Cosy evenings and events to get to know each other better and have fun together.
Every week, we organise regular activities. Everyone is welcome to join and become part of the community. What are you waiting for, join us!
Small-scale meeting at each other's homes to learn together and ask questions.
Lectures in our classroom with changing speakers and current topics.
Playing sports together and having fun. Competition is part of it with a friendly atmosphere.
Joint prayer early in the morning, followed by a short moment of gathering.
Our weekly activities are designed to inspire, connect and empower young people. Whether it is learning, sports or social gatherings, our foundation provides a warm place where friendships grow, talents develop and faith is strengthened.
Learning & Growth
Team & Friendship
Faith & Community
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Engage in the timeless tradition of prayer, where every movement and utterance is imbued with deep reverence.
Experience the beauty of communal worship as individuals from diverse backgrounds come together.
Delve into moments of profound intimacy with the divine, finding solace, guidance, and peace in the sanctuary.
Eid al-Fitr, also known as the Festival of Breaking the Fast, marks the end of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting.
Commemorates the willingness of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) to sacrifice his son as an act of obedience to Allah.
