• Participants will have the opportunity to meet and engage in discussions with other da'wah leaders.
• Participants will learn about the contemporary da’wah methods and develop the confidence to answer questions on Islam.
• Participants will have the opportunity to apply their da’wah skills in practical training sessions.
• Participants will have the opportunity to be docents and volunteers of MCAS
• Presentation and Personal Communication Skills
• Understanding Religions in Singapore
• Cross-Cultural Dawah
• Introduction to Da’wah in Singapore
• Misconceptions Towards Islam
Participants who complete the programme will have the following opportunities:
• Interact with potential converts and befriend new converts
• Be docents and volunteers at the Muslim Converts Association of Singapore and share the beauty of Islam with people of different faiths
• Participate in MCAS' roadshows, open houses, book fairs, and other da'wah initiatives
Excellent exposure of dawah in Singapore with knowledgeable asatizah clearing our doubt and benefiting us with their experiences. - Muhammad Zaid
It creates greater awareness and understanding of the meaning of dakwah. - Noor Aini Redwan
DATP course has enlightened me in ways I never thought I would be, it had humbled me to learn further and find my own ways to do da'wah with people around me. No regrets, every module was beneficial! - Nur Syahirah Binte Mohamed Salim
This course is for the curious mind who want to know and share their knowledge in a correct manner. With the course one can learn how to approach and tackle questions wisely. - Shahida Bee Binte Abdul Hameed
DATP is very useful for those who wants to learn more about Islam and do dawah . It’s very helpful to know more methods and techniques. - Nasreen Banu Syed Musthaq
Good course for those who are interested in islam. Would recommend it! - Muhammad Irshaad
The course have been very enriching and insightful that is not only a classroom based but also with mosque tours, role plays and techniques in relaying information to non Muslims. - Sanisah Binte Mohd Arib