Quenching A Future Imam's Learning Aspiration
Personal Fundraising for ilmHub Facility Renovation and Upgrade Summer – 2023 Q.A.F.I.L.A [Quenching A Future Imam’s Learning Aspiration] invites you to join in covering a portion of the expenses for pleasure of Allah. These renovations which will assist ilmHub and Darul Iftaa work for the coming years and become a means for immense rewards for …
Personal Fundraising for Madrasatun Nabawiyyah South Africa – 2023 Head: Maulana Zaheer Saheb The last year has seen some difficulties and trials. The Madrasah lost its designated location, yet, Alhamdulillah my closes friend and brother, Maulana Zaheer Saheb has pushed through and set up a temporary location for Madrasah. I have witnessed the selflessness of …
Here is an opportunity to pitch in with whatever ability Allah has afforded you to set up a Qur’an School. Every bit of recitation, practice and effort of the school will become your investment for Akhirah. If we maintain Sadaqah inflow only from the local community , international brothers and sisters who have means, and …
Update from Previous Funding Alhamdulillah through Qafila, we raised $1000 in July to help do some renovations and expansion of the Madrasah. As the renovations started, and possibility of expansion came to horizon, Allah Ta’ala opened the doors for a lot of deeni work. The Madrasah has been flooded with enrollments from the nearby vicinity for …
Alif Lām Rā, (Such a book) we have revealed unto you, so that you may lead the people out from darkness towards light (and guidance) with permission of their Lord (rabb) and towards a mighty path, all worthy of praise.
(Surah Ibrahīm : V.1)
If you are a married student who wishes to come here and study at Madrassah, my sincere advice is to think beforehand. There are many aspects to look at before you make your decision. It is even harsher for the newlyweds. When I came here I was a newlywed and for me to leave my wife home alone for most part of the day was pretty hard. There are many reasons why it is so hard. Foreign students like us, have our own way of living which is a bit different then what this environment offers…
South Africa is a place where you can truly say that east has met the west. The facilities are that of the west and yet the people are that of the east. As my teacher normally comments that S. Africa is one of the very few countries that can provide drinkable tap water. It is hard to accept but it is very true once you see the actual S. Africa and not the one concocted by your imagination. (At one time I even had a concept of South Africa being a famine stricken land with no water, where I will have to travel a mile to get water for the daily necessities)…..