The team conducts weekly Tazkirah sessions every Friday, led by Brother Majid. The session includes in-depth discussions of selected Surahs from the Quran, hadiths, and stories about the Prophet (PBUH) and the Sahabahs. These sessions promote bonding and deepen the team's understanding of Islam.

Recently, they recited Surah Al-Ikhlas, highlighting the concept of tawhid— Allah's oneness and our total dependence on Him.

On November 8, the discussion focused on the benefits of silence, avoiding verbal sin, demonstrating wisdom, calming the heart, building patience, strengthening relationships, adhering to the Sunnah, and encouraging deep thinking.

The Al-Fitrah Foundation has been aiding orphaned Rohingya children in Nayapara refugee camp, addressing the challenges faced by over 1.3 million individuals. Since 2021, the learning centre has educated nearly 80 children, offering a safe and nurturing environment from playgroup through 5th grade.

The Al Fitrah Foundation, in partnership with Sinerji International, launched an ongoing Braille program in September 2024 for 30 visually impaired students at Al Noor Village. The students are attending daily lessons and making good progress in their studies. The program includes teachings in Braille, Hadith, Fiqh, and Qur'anic memorization. The foundation expresses gratitude to the dedicated teachers involved, and the program is set to continue until the end of the year, Inshaa Allah.

The Braille Resource Centre Pakistan distributed Braille Qurans and Primers to visually impaired students at the Government Degree College of Special Education in Bahawalpur, and individuals in other parts of Pakistan. May the students be diligent in their studies and attain profound knowledge of the Holy Quran.

Al Fitrah Foundation recently delivered Braille Qurans to recipients in the UK and will send several Braille books to a school in Somalia soon, all sponsored by donors. A new title has been added to the Braille book list, transcribed, and proofread by Brothers Mike, Amer, and Hilman.

In India, the Rahman Foundation team in Jalgaon distributed Braille Primers and is set to publish the Braille Quran to fulfil local orders.