MARKAZ AL HIKMAH REQUIRES YOUR HELP

Markaz Al Hikmah is an online institute that has provided Islamic classes for adults and children alike since 2012. Previously it has had Umul Qura University Professors (both male and female) teaching Arabic to non-native speakers around the world, as well as Arabic and Quran teachers that have been instructors at some of the most well known Arabic institutes in Egypt.

In addition to that, Markaz Al Hikmah also conducts Islamic Studies classes for children/youth as well as courses in the many different Islamic sciences to adults either in the form of prepared courses or by going through well known books of the past and present day scholars.

These classes are conducted by Ustādh Abu Sālih Ilyās ‘Aidarūs who is a Canadian graduate from Umul Qura University from the Department of Kitāb & Sunnah and spent 2013-2023 in KSA studying with several of its scholars. He is also actively giving da’wah to the English speaking Muslims both online and in person by travelling to several different countries.

Markaz Al Hikmah has been on somewhat of a hiatus for some time now due to some of the challenges that come with running an online institute of its kind, however we are pleased to announce that it is going to be back full time now with several upcoming courses for all to benefit from!

With that said, we wish to make the learning experience the best it possibly can be and for that we need your help.

We are looking to raise funds in order to put towards several things to enhance the learning experience at Markaz Al Hikmah and to make it a consistent Inshaa Allaah.

The funds will be going towards but not limited to:

- Equipment

- Teaching Platform

- Course Materials

- Certificates

- Graphic Designing

- Content Production

- Website

Abu Huraira reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Verily, among the good deeds that will join a believer after his death are these: knowledge which he taught and spread, a righteous child he leaves behind, a copy of the Quran he leaves for inheritance, a mosque he has built, a house he built for travelers, a well he has dug, and charity distributed from his wealth while he was alive and well. These deeds will join him after his death.”

Source: Sunan Ibn Mājah 242