How can reluctant group members be encouraged to take part?

Sadaqa — Wed, 19 Mar 2025 13:21:50 +0000

Framing the challenge around values that already matter to the group can help. For example, how it reflects Islamic principles of sabr (patience), caring for those less fortunate, and strengthening bonds between sisters. Modesty concerns can be addressed directly. The challenge is designed as a sisters-only space, surrounded by other women who share the same values…

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Is it appropriate to organise the challenge while enjoying the physical and muddy side of it?

Sadaqa — Tue, 10 Jul 2018 17:51:45 +0000

Genuine enthusiasm for the physical side of the challenge isn’t in tension with its deeper purpose – if anything, it’s a real advantage. An organiser who enjoys the experience is far more likely to create something engaging as well as meaningful, since joy and serious purpose aren’t mutually exclusive. The very act of questioning one’s own intentions is, in itself, a sign of sincerity rather…

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Motivation & Purpose – Refugee Run

How can reluctant group members be encouraged to take part?

Is it appropriate to organise the challenge while enjoying the physical and muddy side of it?