"I attend everything and still go home alone."
What Circle offers
A Circle of six to eight
You are placed with a small group who meet every week, learn your name, and notice the week you are not there.
Launching this weekend
Come as a stranger.
Leave as family.
Circles by Usrah places you in a small weekly circle of six to eight people who will learn your name, notice your absence, grow with you, and serve alongside you. This is what an usrah was always meant to feel like.
Standard rate RM99/month
Why this exists
You've probably felt at least three of these.
None of them mean anything is wrong with you. They mean you've had events, when what you needed was people.
"Whatever I feel on Friday is gone by Tuesday."
What Circle offers
The Brief, every week
One short lesson, three honest questions, one promise you make out loud. Your Circle asks you about it seven days later.
"Nobody would notice if I quietly stopped coming."
What Circle offers
Someone follows up
Miss two weeks and your Host checks in — not to scold you, just because you were missed.
"I don't have friends who care about what I care about."
What Circle offers
Matched by what moves you
Your interests, life stage and city shape which Circle you land in, so the friendship is not an accident.
"I want my life to count for something bigger."
What Circle offers
Amal Day and a shared cause
Every season ends with the whole community serving one cause together. You choose which one moves you most.
"I have nothing to offer anyone."
What Circle offers
The Co-Host pathway
Within one season you can be trained to hold space for others. Most people discover they were ready long before they believed it.
How a Circle works
Seventy minutes that hold your week.
Same evening, same people, every week. Nothing to prepare, nothing to prove. Six to eight Circlers, one Host, one Co-Host in training.
10 minsStep 1
Arrive & check in
One word for your week. One small win.
20 minsStep 2
Reflect
The lesson everyone heard, discussed honestly.
30 minsStep 3
Apply
Where does this meet my actual life this week?
10 minsStep 4
Commit & close
One promise each, then a short du'a together.
Weekly
Circle Sync
70 minutes, same evening every week. Online by default — Circles that can meet in person are encouraged to, whenever life allows.
Monthly
The Gathering
All Circles together for the live lesson, then twenty minutes back in your own Circle.
Seasonally
Amal Day
One day of service on the cause we chose together, closing with a shared meal.
Room to grow
You'll be trained to hold space for someone else.
Every Circle carries a Co-Host in training. That means within one season, ordinary Circlers become the people who welcome the next stranger in. Nobody is thrown in alone — you always lead beside someone who already does.
Start as a Circler- 1
Circler
You show up, you're known, you rotate the light roles.
Timekeeper, Scribe and Connector rotate around the Circle so everyone holds something small.
- 2
Co-Host
You're being trained to lead, beside someone who already does.
Named in week 1, leading the check-in by week 4, leading a full session monthly from week 6.
- 3
Host
You open and hold a Circle of your own — never alone.
You follow up with anyone who misses two weeks, and you always have a Co-Host in training.
- 4
Hub Lead
You coach four to six Hosts and run the monthly Gathering.
A short weekly huddle with your Hosts keeps every Circle held.
Belong
A Circle of six to eight, matched to your city, life stage and interests. You'll be welcomed by name on day one.
Grow
The Brief each week, discussed honestly, ending in one promise you actually keep — because someone will ask.
Give
Choose the cause that moves you. Every season we serve it together on Amal Day, then eat together.
What you get
Twelve things worth far more than RM99.
50% off every Usrah event
For as long as you are a member. One event usually pays for a few months of membership.
Your joining rate, locked forever
Join at RM39 before Sunday midnight and you keep it for life — RM49 from Monday, RM99 from Saturday.
Your own Circle
Six to eight people who meet weekly, know your name, and notice your absence.
The Brief, every week
A short lesson from us or a guest contributor, plus the one-page guide your Circle uses.
Monthly live Gathering
The whole community together, with open Q&A you can actually get answered.
Free Co-Host training
A full leadership pathway at no extra cost, with real people to practise on kindly.
Du'a board
Ask your Circle to carry something for you, anonymously if you prefer.
Member directory
Find people by interest, city and life stage. Friendship, minus the awkward search.
First access & reserved seats
Members book before the public, and never scramble for a seat again.
A guest pass each season
Bring the one friend you keep meaning to bring. On us.
The Brief archive
Every past lesson and discussion guide, downloadable, yours to keep.
Milestones remembered
Birthdays, new babies, new jobs, hard anniversaries — your Circle is told, gently.
What you miss if you stay outside
An account is free. These are members-only, and they stay closed without one.
- ✕The Brief every week — the spiritual motivation posts, and the honest discussion under them with fellow Circlers
- ✕Your own Circle of 6–8 and its weekly conversation
- ✕Asking Ustaz Mizi your own questions — non-members can only read the answers he publishes
- ✕Quarterly Inner Circle sessions with Ustaz Mizi
- ✕50% off every Usrah event ticket, forever, for as long as you stay
- ✕The full Brief archive and downloadable Circle guides
Standard rate
RM99/month
Full price. Founding places are closed.
Whatever rate you join at stays with you for as long as you remain a member.
Questions people usually ask quietly.
There's a seat with your name on it.
Tell us a little about yourself and we'll place you in a Circle. Come once. If it isn't for you, we'll still be glad you came.
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