Projects Under Development
Primary School
The Trust is working with a large Muslim organisation in north London to start an Islamic primary school project with an aim to start the first classes in the near future.
Distance Learning Courses
Distance learning courses are an excellent way to give people greater access to learning and knowledge. As part of its vision to propagate education and knowledge, the Trust has set up a distance learning courses department. Various courses are under development to give a broad introduction to the concepts, teachings and sciences of Islam.
International Work
Bangladesh, India and Pakistan – the Trust has been involved in consultation with traditional madrasas to help develop for them a suitable syllabus for the teaching of modern subjects such as English language, information technology and general science as a supplement to the traditional madrasa curriculum.
In addition to the above the Trust is planning to set up post-graduate centres alongside large traditional madrasas in Bangladesh to enable graduates from the Madrasas to spend up to two years studying modern subjects and teacher training. During this period they will be provided with a scholarship.
Additionally, the Trust supports existing traditional madrasas in these countries who have already started the above work.
Volunteering and Community Services
The Trust is working to set up a unique volunteering and mentoring service that will focus the energies and skills of people to assist members of the community both Muslims and non Muslims. The focus of the project is for Muslims to offer their voluntary services to the general public without any discrimination of religion, race or age. Professional Muslims will be paired up with young people who they can guide and mentor while providing their services.
Volunteering Project
The volunteering project will focus on providing a positive image of Islam the non Muslims in the west by providing essential services free of charge to both Muslims and non Muslims. Young Muslims will be encouraged to give their time to help members of the community especially the elderly and the vulnerable. In addition professional Muslims will also be provide their services free of charge and at the same mentor and guide the young people while they are volunteering. The type of services provided will be, legal advice, health advice, etc.