The Way Forward

For present and future the picture is very clear, our honourable reader must understand that to stabilise the Trust and continue its progress, the Interest Free Loans must be repaid as soon as possible. By  supporting  them  morally, verbally, financially, spiritually and physically. Moral support means to protect the honour and dignity of Islamic Schools. Verbal support means to spread the good word about them. Financial support means to help them by paying fees on or before due time and make donations towards them. Giving loans is also a financial help. Spiritual support means to make dua for their success. Physical support means attending the site on occasions like Jumuah, Taraweeh, Jalsa, Parent’s evening or when ever parents are requsted to see the Head Teacher/ Class Teacher.

Other sources of income and funding must be sought. We currently have to take more interest free loans in order to meet the demands for re-payment, which takes up valuable management time, and diverts attention from student education and Internal Progress of the Trust.

Our reader must be aware that in this day and age where the Muslim Ummah is a victim of Fitna, (afflictions & trials) mischief and is subservient to its own lusts and desires; it is indeed very difficult to find brothers and sisters who have the worry and concern for the state of the Ummah as mentioned above. Yet on the other hand there is a cry all  over that “we are working for the Ummah and its salvation” but practically no results are delivered which makes one wonder what all the fuss is about.

But here at the Trust you will find it evident that words are put into action and results are delivered. For example, the Trust is running 3 schools, Jamia (Alim Courses) and has over 1000 students with nearly 100 staff, 75 boys and girls have succeeded in memorizing the holy Quran, 2 classes have graduated from the Alim Course etc.