Three days of honest conversation on building the Muslim home — marriage, parenting, character and faith — convened by Maryam Lemu and led by teachers from across the world.
Prices go up on 24 October — in
Voices from Nigeria, the UK and the United States, in one room for three days.
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AGThe strongest homes are built with intention. How we love, communicate, handle conflict, raise our children and nurture our faith will shape not only our families, but the generations that come after us.
The Muslim Family Summit brings together trusted speakers, counsellors and teachers for three days of honest conversations and practical guidance on marriage, parenting, relationships, faith and family life.
Come as a couple. Come alone. Bring your teenager. Come ready to learn, reconnect and take home tools you can begin using immediately.
Because some things are too important to figure out as you go.
Maryam Lemu is a relationship expert with over three and a half decades of experience in marriage, public speaking and personal development. She has travelled globally facilitating seminars and retreats on marital and premarital topics, team building and effective communication.
Her 35-year marriage to her husband, Sa'id, has been a journey of self-discovery, spiritual growth and true partnership — the work that inspired the Maryam Lemu Marriage Academy and its certified premarital masterclass.
A full-day experience for men, women and couples, bringing our entire international speaker line-up together under one roof.
Powerful conversations on marriage, family, faith, parenting, intimacy, communication and building homes that thrive.
This is the day everyone should experience.
Separate rooms for men and for women, plus an afternoon session for teenage girls.
An honest, no-judgement space to talk manhood, positive masculinity, Qawwamah, marriage, fatherhood, leadership and the private struggles men rarely get to discuss openly.
A warm, safe space for honest conversations and practical workshops around womanhood, marriage, emotional wellbeing, spirituality, intimacy and the personal issues women need room to speak about freely.
For girls aged 14–19. A special afternoon with Yasmin Mogahed and our female speakers, created for the next generation of Muslim women.
Faith. Identity. Confidence. Spirituality. Womanhood. Relationships. And the pressures young Muslim women face today.
A conversation we want our daughters to be part of.
This is where the Summit becomes personal. Two exclusive, small-group experiences created for conversations that simply cannot happen in a large room.
An intimate workshop with Abdullah Oduro and Habeeb Akande exploring manhood, marriage, intimacy, leadership, responsibility and the realities men often struggle to speak about openly.
Go deeper. Ask your questions directly. Sit with the speakers, share a meal and have honest conversations in a private, judgement-free space.
A warm, relaxed and intimate evening with our female speakers, created especially for women.
Go beyond the stage and into real conversation about marriage, womanhood, intimacy, relationships, faith and the issues closest to your heart. Ask your questions directly, hear from the speakers personally, share a beautiful dinner and enjoy the freedom of a safe, women-only space.
Small groups. Real conversations. Direct access to the speakers. Very limited seats.
Each day is registered for separately. Prices shown are starting prices — exact tiers and room prices are shown at checkout. Prices go up on 24 October.
Early bird ends in
14 November · Open to everyone
Early bird from ₦7,000
Regular ₦9,00015 November · Men, women, teenage girls
Early bird from ₦29,000
Regular ₦39,00016 November · Women only & men only
Price coming soon
The exact venue in Abuja is shared with registered attendees after payment.
The whole purpose of this summit is to build the Muslim home. Every seat sponsored is a marriage given tools, a parent given help, a teenage girl told the truth before the world tells her something else.
If you cannot attend but you believe in the work, you can give. Donations go towards sponsoring attendees who cannot afford a seat, and towards the running of the summit itself.
Any amount helps. Give once, or give a seat.
Donating from outside Nigeria? Use the button above to give any amount in your local currency.
Abuja, 14–16 November 2026. Come and do the work with us.
Enquiries: muslimfamilysummit@gmail.com