Goals and Objectives

Why is this institution necessary when there are so many madrasas? The main goal and purpose of this institution is for students to become da'is (those who work hard in their faith) themselves and to give utmost importance to the goal of making others da'is. At the same time, they will develop as Hafiz, Alim, Mufti, Faqih, and full followers of Sunnah. Our wish is for our children to achieve excellence in both deeds and character.

Our journey is guided by an outcome-based education system, through which children will become ideal, hardworking, and excellent citizens in real life. We will strive to make students proficient in four languages so that they can easily build a fruitful life in any country or environment in the world. They will speak Bengali fluently, and will also be proficient in English, Arabic, and Urdu. Not only will they master spoken language, but they will also acquire writing skills in each language. Special emphasis will be placed on improving their handwriting.

Our curriculum has been designed with the thought that children should grow up to be ideal and excellent individuals in this world. We are different from others—because in this institution, not only is education provided, but training is also given to apply that education in real life. One of our main goals is to foster students' intellectual development, spark interest in creating something new, and cultivate an innovative mindset.

In the current education system, a student does not have the opportunity to become a Hafiz, Alim, or Faqih while also becoming a doctor, engineer, or scientist. We want this institution to be a model center for Muslims—where students will memorize the Quran, become Alims and Faqihs, and above all, fulfill the responsibility of Dawah. They will assist in the restoration of the crown of victory for Muslims in all fields, including knowledge, science, and economics.