Abdullahi, Adamu SulaimanMu'allimu, Aminu Kambari2023-12-122023-12-122014-01-01[1] Adamu Ibrahim, “Documentation and record keeping in MSSN” , A lecture deliver at leadership training programmer of Muslim Students‟ Society of Nigeria Nasarawa Area unit at Nasarawa State University Keffi on 12th October, 2002 [2] Aminu Mu‟allimu Kambari: The Socio-Economic implications of begging among Muslims in Nasarawa State M.A dissertation submitted to the Department of Religious Studies (Islamic Studies Unit) Nasarawa State University Keffi, 2010https://keffi.nsuk.edu.ng/handle/20.500.14448/3572The Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (MSSN) is arguably the country’s largest Islamic organization, in terms of numbers. The mother body for all Muslim students at all levels of education in Nigeria; it has the largest membership base in the country. Established in 1954, to serve as a common front for Muslim students, MSSN is unaffiliated in terms of ideology as it draws membership from all sects, ideologies and movements associated with Islam in Nigeria. At the top of the society’s hierarchical echelon is the National Secretariat. Directly working under it are the ‘A Zone’ comprising northern states, and the ‘B Zone’ which oversees the states in the south. Each State of the Federation has an Area Unit but not all Local Government Areas has an Area Council. The district division is represented by central branches under which there are branches in secondary and tertiary institutions of learning. This article attempts to unveil the activities and challenges of the Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria, Nasarawa Area Unit.enActivities, Challenge, Muslim, Organization, Students, Society,Article