Calgary's oil boom and bust can lead to financial stress and anxiety for many Muslim families. Our Ruqyah helps remove the evil eye that can arise from economic uncertainty, our Healing soothes the emotional toll of job loss, and our Naming service helps build family unity and resilience during difficult times. Calgary's vibrant Muslim community, representing one of the largest Muslim populations in Western Canada, faces a complex landscape of challenges that require understanding, support, and collective action. While the community has shown remarkable resilience and growth over the past six decades, several systemic and social barriers continue to impact Muslim families and individuals across the city. One of the most pressing challenges facing Calgary's Muslim community is the persistent issue of Islamophobia and religious discrimination. Muslim women, particularly those who wear hijabs, report experiencing discrimination in various settings, from public transportation to workplaces. The housing challenge is compounded by Calgary's competitive real estate market and the specific needs of Muslim families, who may require larger spaces to accommodate extended family structures and prayer areas. Organizations like the Akram Jomaa Islamic Center have recognized this need and increased youth engagement through dedicated youth centers. However, the demand for youth programs and mentorship opportunities continues to outpace available resources.