“Our mission is to provide quality education for every child.”
We focus on children to enable the development of future generations. We ensure quality in order to produce change-makers. We reach the most vulnerable to provide opportunity for all.
“Our mission is to provide quality education for every child.”
We focus on children to enable the development of future generations. We ensure quality in order to produce change-makers. We reach the most vulnerable to provide opportunity for all.
Beacon Institute established in 2007 provides Arabic and Islamic courses for adults and have been providing a number of short and long term courses in subject areas such as Fiqh, Aqeedah, Quran and Tajweed.
13 Rivers Trust are an energetic and dynamic charity which focuses its work around needy individuals, young people and communities left behind by mainstream society. 13 Rivers Trust celebrate the contribution made by our elders and emulate their good practice of helping others and create new opportunities through which hope will be given. 13 Rivers Trust is a registered charity (1161219) and company (9300481).
The provisions of the organisation are delivered by local people who have grown up within the communities 13 Rivers Trust operates in. The organisation is responsive to the needs of these communities and is at the same time shaped by them.
The Association of Islamic Mental-Heath Specialists (AIMS), established in 2022, is the professional association for members of mental-health professionals and specialists from the Muslim global community. The vision of AIMS is to empower individuals so that they can contribute to, serve and better empower their communities.
Our mission is to develop the Muslim mental-health support sector and empower individuals to access appropriate help whilst promoting the highest standards of care across the industry
We’re committed to developing the highest standards of proficiency and ethical practice within the mental health professions. And we’re passionate about advocating the role, relevance and value of therapeutic care to the public, employers and commissioners.
If you share these values, we’d be delighted to welcome you as a member. You’ll be joining other Muslim professionals and practitioners and organisations in helping to raise standards, promote public safety and make our professional voice heard.
Since 2001 Ibn Jabal Institute has established itself as a leading provider of the most intensive Arabic courses in the UK. Our courses have attracted ambitious and dedicated students from across Britain and various parts of the world.
Our vision is to provide access to and thereby bring to life the enormous and unparalleled body of literature produced and preserved in Classical Arabic.
Our flagship level 1 course is equivalent to the first year of an Arabic degree at British universities.
Every gift is from Allah, whether we are born with it or receive it along the way. Therefore, we ought to serve Allah with the gifts He has given us. Our lives have meaning when we endeavor to discover our gifts and to find ways to use them for Allah’s purpose.
We believe every child and adult should achieved their God given gifts in life. This includes: the gift of life, those who are fighting for their lives; the gift of health, providing lifesaving support; the gift of food, providing basic nourishment to survive; the gift of time, providing support for people to learn; the gift of sight, providing support for people to see; and the gift of knowledge, providing life changing opportunities to people to thrive through education. It is our collective responsibility to facilitate all these and more for each other and the most vulnerable in the world. All these are potential challenges of life that may distract a person from being in servitude to Allah and in the service of others. Our collective responsibility is to remove any potential obstacles and challenges to reach the higher objectives of life.
BBSI is a National Assembly of Imams, Scholars & Islamically literate Muslim Academics, formed to facilitate intra Muslim dialogue on Theology, Jurisprudence and Community Welfare. The need for this has been recognised for many years, with the first informal gathering having taken place in 2013.
The board is an independent, non-political, non-sectarian and non-partisan network dedicated to a cooperation based on the principle of unity of purpose, as opposed to the uniformity of opinion.