The Almajiri Skills Acquisition Programme (ASAP), is a 12-month sustainable accelerated opportunity for Almajiri youth between the ages of 15 and 24. The programme is done in 2 phases. Phase I focuses on basic literacy, numeracy and career counselling needed for vocational skills careers. Phase II focuses mainly on the apprenticeship and acquisition of their vocational skills of choice, such as catering, tailoring, cosmetics and make-up, GSM repairs, barbing, aluminum work, etc.

The Da'wah outreach programme is a training program aimed at building the capacity of Imams and Islamic scholars to propagate the correct message of Islam in rural communities and attract non-Muslims to the fold of Islam. The program seeks to address the challenge of insufficient Da'wah workers and inadequate knowledge of tools and methods needed for Da'wah work.

Islamic Education Trust organization provides educational scholarships to 30 gifted orphans in Nigeria to enroll in tertiary institutions. Many of these orphans face financial constraints that hinder them from continuing their education after high school.

The Islamic Education Trust is a faith-based organization that runs a capacity-building training program to re-educate and re-orient youth in parts of Minna, Niger State, who are engaged in social vices such as drug abuse, thuggery, and gangsterism. The program aims to make the youth responsible citizens and promoters of peace and development in society.

Educating the young Muslims and re-orienting older Muslims to embrace the beautiful principles of human interactions learnt through the life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and also clear major misconceptions about Islam by non-Muslims in Nigeria and across Africa.