Minan Ahadhiyya School: About Us

Vision

To create an Islamic society, wealthy in education and culture as directed by the holy Quran and Sunnah

Mission

To give viable training and guidance through the Ahadhiyya School system.

History

Initially the idea to form up an Ahadhiyya School in Minan Masjid was put forward by Marhoom Mausook Haji, Jiffry Fuad Haji and the trustee board of Minan Masjid to enhance the Islamic education of students around Demetagoda area. Marhoom Zubair haji, Marhoom Zavahir Haji, and many others took the responsibility to run this religious center as Madrasathul Minan Ahadhiyya School. Usthaad Siddeeq Alim and his staff were the pioneers to work as the first principle and teachers of Minan Ahadhiyya School with around 20 to 30 students. In the beginning, the teachers were given a small monthly allowance sponsored by Jiffry Haji.

In 1985 Minan Ahadhiyya School was recognized as the 103^rd Ahadhiyya School throughout the island. Minan Ahadhiyya School was registered under the Colombo District Ahadhiyya Schools Federation in the year 2008. (Hijri 1429 Jamadhul Aakhir 7)

Later Hamzi Haji took measures to donate with his wealth in which he alone managed to pay the allowance of teachers. Marhoom Lafir J.P. contributed physically for the betterment of Ahadhiyya as well as Al haj M.R.M. Rafi and some other philanthropists sponsored to purchase uniform materials for the Ahadhiyya students. Yusuf Haji, Abdul Jaleel Haji, Ali Haji, and Gafoor Haji contributed to us monthly.

Classes are conducted separately for boys and girls from grade 1 to grade 11 (O/L) in all three languages. The Ahadhiyya syllabus is mainly based on 4 subjects namely As Seera wath Thariq, Al Akhlaq, Fiqhul Islam and Akeedha. Along with those 4 subjects, Dua and Hadees taught to students additionally.