Vision: To nurture confident, knowledgeable, and compassionate students grounded in
Islamic principles and prepared for success in this world and the Hereafter.
Mission:
– To provide quality Islamic education based on the Qur’an and Sunnah.
– To develop strong moral character, discipline, and love for Islam.
– To build a caring community where students learn to live as good Muslims and responsible citizens.
Core Islamic Values
• Taqwa (God-consciousness) – Be aware of Allah in every action.
• Ikhlas (Sincerity) – Act only for Allah’s pleasure.
• Adl (Justice) – Treat everyone fairly and honestly.
• Ihsan (Excellence) – Strive for excellence in all efforts.
• Rahmah (Compassion) – Show kindness to others.
• Amanah (Trustworthiness) – Fulfill duties with honesty and care.
Code of Conduct for Students
A. Behaviour
– Begin and end every interaction with “Assalamu Alaikum.”
– Show respect to teachers, elders, and classmates.
– Avoid rude language, teasing, gossiping, or fighting.
– Speak politely, truthfully, and with good manners.
– Be attentive during class and complete all assigned work.
B. Dress & Appearance
– Dress modestly and neatly according to Islamic guidelines.
– Clothes must be clean, comfortable, and appropriate for learning.
– Avoid tight or flashy clothing and inappropriate logos or designs.
For Girls:
– Hijab (headscarf) is highly encouraged and should be worn modestly.
– Clothing should be loose-fitting and Islamically appropriate.
– No makeup, nail polish, or artificial nails are allowed.
– No perfume, strong scents, or flashy jewelry.
– Hair should be neatly tied or covered in a simple, modest way.
For Boys:
– Hair must be neat and moderate in length.
– No extreme hairstyles, designs, or dyed hair.
– Clothes must be neat and Islamically acceptable.
Islamic Learning & Practices
– Classes will begin with “Bismillah” and end with “Alhamdulillah.”
– Students are encouraged to read and understand the Qur’an.
– Islamic manners (Akhlaq) and respect are to be practiced at all times.
– Participation in Islamic discussions, activities, and events is required.
Rules for Teachers & Staff
A. Conduct & Ethics
– Teachers are role models in appearance, manners, and faith.
– Treat every student with patience, kindness, and fairness.
– Avoid favoritism, harshness, or disrespectful speech.
– Begin and end every class with remembrance of Allah.
– Maintain professionalism and confidentiality at all times.
– Respect the privacy of all students and staff — personal information, conversations, and
records must be kept strictly confidential and not shared without permission.
– All student and teacher data or personal information will be securely maintained by the
administrative staff, and used only for official purposes.
– In case of any problem or concern faced by a student, a Parent–Teacher Meeting will be
arranged to address the issue with care, understanding, and confidentiality.
– If any misconduct or unprofessional behavior from a teacher or staff member is found,
the individual will be required to write a formal apology letter and take corrective action as
directed by the administration.
B. Dress & Appearance
– Modest Islamic dress code is required for all staff.
– Female teachers should avoid makeup, perfume, or decorative jewelry.
– Male teachers should dress neatly and avoid tight or flashy clothing.
– Cleanliness and dignity in appearance are mandatory.
Fee Policy
– Tuition Fees must be paid on or before the due date each term or month.
– Late payments may include a small administrative charge.
– Admission and registration fees are non-refundable.
– Tuition refunds may be considered only in valid cases (relocation, illness).
– Merit-based or need-based discounts may be offered with approval.
– All payments must be made through official channels with receipts provided.
Academic & Islamic Curriculum
– Qur’an Reading and Understanding
– Islamic Studies (Aqidah, Fiqh, Seerah, Akhlaq)
– Islamic History and Manners
– Community and Character Development
– Balance of learning, understanding, and spiritual growth.
– Encourage reflection and practical application of Islamic teachings.
– Foster a positive, cooperative, and respectful classroom environment.
Motto & Daily Dua
Motto: “Knowledge with Faith — Discipline with Character.”
Daily Dua: “Rabbi zidni ‘ilma.” — “My Lord, increase me in knowledge.” (Qur’an 20:114)
End Note
This institute is dedicated to nurturing a love for Islam in young hearts — teaching knowledge with manners, discipline with kindness, and faith with understanding. Our aim is to inspire students to live Islam beautifully, both in worship and in daily life.
“The best among you are those who learn the Qur’an and teach it.” — Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)
