Islamic 12-Step Recovery

Islamic 12-Step Recovery is the UK’s first faith-based 12-Step recovery programme, designed by Stronger Communities CIC in collaboration with imams, community leaders, and mental health professionals. It provides a culturally-sensitive pathway out of addiction, rooted in the principles and values of Islam. By integrating the Twelve Steps with Quranic teachings and prophetic guidance, MRN supports individuals to break free from addiction, rebuild their lives, and strengthen their relationship with Allah (SWT).

Through Islamic 12-Step Recovery, people in recovery find both fellowship and faith-based tools to overcome the shame, secrecy, and isolation that often surround addiction. The programme combines spiritual practice, peer support, and personal accountability, offering hope to those struggling as well as their families and communities.

Stronger Communities is proud to offer licensed access to MRN resources through a subscription model. This means organisations can nominate and train named individuals to use MRN materials in their recovery work. Those trained will not only gain practical tools and resources but will also become part of a wider network committed to building recovery capital within Muslim and diverse communities across the UK. If you are an individual interested in this, contact us, as the subscription model only applies to organisations, such as commissioners and treatment providers.

The Islamic 12-Step Recovery subscription ensures quality, consistency, and fidelity to the original programme while expanding its reach into mosques, community groups, treatment providers, and peer-led networks. Subscription permits people to be trained to be facilitators and gain access to Stronger Communities CIC’s Islamic 12-Step Recovery materials.

Together, we can reduce stigma, strengthen recovery, and open new pathways of healing and connection for Muslim individuals and families affected by addiction.

If you are interested in accessing the Islamic 12-Step programme please contact us.