Two programs, one journey of faith and adventure - Cub Scout Pack 23 (ages 5-10) and the newly-founded Scouts BSA Troop 23 (ages 11-17), open to both boys and girls. Building character, citizenship, and outdoor skills in a nurturing Islamic environment.
Lion & Tiger (K-Ist Grade) - Introduction to scouting
Wolf (2nd Grade) - Building teamwork and knowledge
Bear (3rd Grade) — Expanding independence and skills
Webelos (4th Grade) — Preparing for Boy Scouts transition
Arrow of Light (5th Grade) — Highest Cub Scout achievement
Scout Rank through Eagle Scout
Youth-led and youth-run
Advanced outdoor skills and leadership
Merit badges and rank advancement
Our program follows the official BSA Cub Scout advancement path, adapted to accomodate Islamic principles while fulfilling all scouting requirements. Each rank teaches age-appropriate skills through fun, hands-on activities.
Pack 23 proudly operates under the charter of Masjid Al-Furqan West Cobb Islamic Center, offering a unique scouting experience that honors Islamic values while embracing the time-tested Cub Scout program.
We welcome boys and girls ages 5-10 from all backgrounds to join our pack. Our diverse leadership team creates a supportive environment where every child can thrive and develop essential life skills.
Through fun adventures and meaningful activities, we help young people build character, learn citizenship, develop leadership skills, and grow in physical and mental fitness.
Fill out our online registration form with your child's information and contact details
Join our monthly welcome session to meet leaders and learn about the program
Pay the $95 registration fee which covers BSA membership, insurance, and Pack 23 activities
Registration is open year-round, with new scouts welcome to join at any time. Financial assitance is available for families who qualify - please speak confidentially with our Pack Committee Chair for details.
Scouts BSA is a national youth program open to both boys and girls ages 11 to 17 (or 5th-grade graduates through age 18). Unlike Cub Scouts - which is family-led - Scouts BSA is youth-led and youth-run.
Troop 23 is chartered as a family troop structure welcoming both boys & girls, with completely seperate boy and girl troops and patrols following BSA guidelines. Adult leaders provide initial guidance, but the primary goal is to quickly hand the reins to the youth.
Every Scout starts at the beginning. As a new troop, we will work together through the seven ranks of Scouting:
Building a Strong Future: Scouting leadership, merit badges, and rank achievements - especially Eagle Scout - carry lifelong prestige and serve as outstanding highlights on high school, college, and scholarship applications, as well as future professional resumes.
Assalamualaikum! Masjid Al-Furqan's Cub Scouts Pack 23 recently enjoyed an unforgettable weekend at the Bert Adams Spring Family Cub-a-ree. Our scouts and their families built memories while developing confidence, teamwork, and curiosity through hands-on activities. Just look at what we got up to:
Art projects and STEM activities that sparked innovation alongside rock climbing adventures that built courage and strength. Our scouts created nature-inspired crafts using materials collected from the forest floor, and constructed simple machines to understand mechanical principles. The rock climbing wall challenged even our most adventurous scouts, teaching them perseverance and the importance of supporting their peers.
Range and target practice for focus and discipline, plus endless outdoor fun with inflatables and games for energy release. Scouts learned proper archery techniques under expert supervision, and mastered basic navigation using compasses and natural landmarks. The afternoon games included obstacle courses, and tug-of-war competitions that promoted friendly competition while building team spirit and physical endurance.
We meet two Sundays a month for Den meetings (by age group), and once a month for Pack meetings (everyone together) at Masjid Al-Furqan West Cobb Islamic Center. Please refer to our calendar of events for current meeting dates and times.
Yes! Cub Scouting is family-oriented and parent-led. At least one adult family member should attend meetings with their scout. We also need parents to volunteer as den leaders, activity coordinators, and event helpers throughout the year.
The $95 annual fee includes BSA national membership, and accident insurance. The $50 annual pack fee supports pack activities, and advancement badges. Additional costs may include uniform items, optional outings, and the Blue & Gold Banquet.
We schedule activities around prayer times, provide halal food options at all events, and ensure modest dress standards. Our program emphasizes Islamic values while fulfilling all BSA advancement requirements.