On campus · Pakistan
A building, a timetable, and teachers you can meet in person.
The online classes are one half of this madrasa. The other half is a campus in Pakistan where students come in, sit down and read to a teacher in the same room — full-time Hifz, evening classes after school, and the same staff either way.

At a glance
The facts, including the ones we cannot yet confirm.
Anything marked “to confirm” is waiting on the madrasa administration rather than being quietly omitted.
- Where
- Campus address, PakistanTo confirm
- Opened
- Year the campus openedTo confirm
- Taught here
- Noorani Qaida, Nazra, Tajweed, Hifz, Qiraat and Islamic studies
- Students on campus
- Number currently enrolledTo confirm
- Boys and girls
- Separate teaching arrangements throughout
- Boarding
- Whether boarding is offeredTo confirm
- Teachers
- The same staff who teach the online classes
- Visiting
- By appointment — message us and we will arrange a time
The grounds
What you would see on a visit.
Six rooms and spaces, in the order you would walk through them. Each frame below is sized for the photograph that belongs in it.

The entrance

A teaching room

The Hifz hall

Wudu and prayer space

The courtyard

The kitab store
Two settings
On campus or online — the same teaching, arranged differently.
Families ask which is better. The honest answer is that the teaching is identical and only the logistics differ, so the choice is about your circumstances rather than about quality.
On campus
For families in Pakistan who can travel to us.
- Full-time Hifz with a daily sabaq, in a room with other students
- Evening classes that run after school hours
- Separate arrangements for boys and girls throughout
- You can meet the teacher and see the room before enrolling
Online
For everyone else, anywhere in the world.
- One-to-one over video — never a shared class, never a recording
- Scheduled in your timezone, not ours
- A female teacher can be requested for any student
- A free first class with no card details and no deposit
Identical either way
- The same teachers
- The same course path, Qaida through to Qiraat
- A written progress note each month
- The same standard of Tajweed expected
Completions
Students who finished what they started here.
A madrasa is judged on the students who complete, not the students who enrol. This roll lists them.
A blank form — not real students. Every entry below is a blank form, not a real student. The fields show exactly what each row needs; nothing is filled in with a plausible name or year, because a fabricated graduate is the one thing that would genuinely discredit this page.
TODO — year
TODO — student name
TODO — e.g. Hifz, complete
TODO — city
TODO — year
TODO — student name
TODO — e.g. Nazra with Tajweed
TODO — city
TODO — year
TODO — student name
TODO — e.g. Hifz, complete
TODO — city
TODO — year
TODO — student name
TODO — e.g. Noorani Qaida
TODO — city
TODO — year
TODO — student name
TODO — e.g. Qiraat
TODO — city
TODO — year
TODO — student name
TODO — e.g. Islamic studies
TODO — city
Names are published only with the family’s written permission, and we do not publish photographs of students.
Visiting
Come and see it before you decide anything.
You are welcome to come to the campus, meet a teacher and look at the rooms. Visits are by appointment so that somebody is free to show you round rather than teaching when you arrive.
- Where
- Campus address, Pakistan
- When
- Classes 6:00am – 11:00pm PKT, seven days
- Phone
- +92 300 000 0000
TODO — directions, nearest landmark and a map link
