QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

FAQ

Answers to the questions members ask most. If you cannot find what you need, contact us or speak to any marshal on site.

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What do you need help with?

What time do the gates open?

Gates open at 12:00 on Friday 18 September. Arrive before 13:30 if you are travelling by coach.

What should I bring?

Content to be confirmed by the Ijtema team.

Is accommodation available on site?

On-site accommodation is limited and must be booked in advance through your regional Qaid.

Are meals provided?

Meals are provided across all three days. Serving times will be published in the programme.

I need assistance getting around the site

Yes — mobility support, accessible parking and staffed support points are arranged. See the Care & Support page for the full picture.

How do I take part in an activity or competition?

Registration routes for 2026 have not been confirmed. Speak to your regional Qaid.

Is the Ijtema streamed?

Arrangements for 2026 are not yet confirmed. The Live Stream page will carry the details when they are.

Is there wheelchair access across the whole site?

Content to be confirmed by the Care & Support team. The site is on grass; matting is laid between the main areas.

Can someone meet us at the car park?

Content to be confirmed by the Care & Support team.

Is there seating reserved for elderly members?

Content to be confirmed by the Care & Support team.

What if I need help and cannot find a marshal?

Content to be confirmed by the Care & Support team.

Still need help?

Contact details are not published here yet — no telephone number or address has been invented. See the Contact page.