<![CDATA[Divorce is a legal and social event that can transform family structure, functioning, and relationships. Such changes require psychological adaptation, emotional support, and an understanding of family members' rights and responsibilities. This community service program aimed to provide Islamic values-based family assistance to strengthen post-divorce family resilience and well-being, particularly through family communication, emotional management, child parenting, and legal protection. The activity was conducted in 2024 in Tiris Village, Tiris District, Probolinggo Regency, East Java, Indonesia, involving 15 participants. This article adopts a descriptive qualitative approach based on available activity information and a review of literature concerning post-divorce family resilience, family psychology, and Islamic family law. The discussion focuses on reconstructing the concept of a sakinah family after divorce, psychological adjustment, parenting responsibilities, and the application of Islamic values such as patience, justice, responsibility, and compassion. Previous studies indicate that adaptation, social support, and the fulfillment of family rights are important in strengthening post-divorce family resilience. The program provided a community-based assistance forum; however, the absence of systematic evaluation data limits conclusions about changes in participants' psychological conditions and legal understanding. Continuous assistance and structured assessment are therefore recommended.]]>
