About Us
Date Palm Tree is a non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting young Muslim authors. Our initiative aims to inspire and assist children from the Muslim community in writing and publishing a wide range of children's books, stories, poems, and other creative works infused with Islamic values and norms.
Date Palm Tree was co-founded in 2023 by Mostofa Alam and Kamrun Nahar.
We began this journey for our own daughters and the daughters within our community. We inspired and guided them through workshops to write and publish their own book. When the book was published and, in their hands, we realised what a treasure we had uncovered; the limitless power of words to inspire and develop our children. The girls were amazed at the concept of their own original work being published and made available for people all over the world to read.
We did not want to end our work there; in fact that was just the beginning. We then launched the digital platform Date Palm Tree as a publishing house that can be accessible to young Muslim authors from all over the world where they can write and submit works from the comfort of their own homes. We are committed to nurturing the literary talents of young Muslim writers and providing them with the guidance and resources they need to share their stories and creativity with the world. Thank you for joining us on this meaningful journey.
Mission & Vision
Date Palm Tree is a non-profit publishing house dedicated to inspiring and uplifting young Muslim authors worldwide. Our mission is to provide children from the Muslim community with the guidance, resources and platform they need to write and publish children's books, stories, poems and other creative works - all infused with authentic Islamic values and norms.
Our vision is a world where every Muslim child sees themselves as an author and storyteller. We believe in the limitless power of words to shape identity, build confidence and connect communities. Founded in 2023 by Mostofa Alam and Kamrun Nahar, we are committed to ensuring that young Muslim voices are written, published, and celebrated - not just locally, but across the globe.
