Boyes Madrasa

Darul Quran Noria Madrasa & Orphanage

Help Educate Orphan and Underprivileged Students

Since 1974, Darul Quran Nooria Madrasa has been serving orphaned and underprivileged students from different districts of the country with dedication and trust. For more than five decades, we have been providing Islamic education and care to children who have little or no support.

For many of our students, this madrasa is not only a place of learning. It is their home, their safety, and their hope for a better future.

Why Your Support Matters

Without regular support, it becomes extremely difficult to:

Pay teachers and staff who serve these students day and night
Provide daily meals for students
Maintain the madrasa and keep it safe and functional

Your donation helps keep this noble mission alive and ensures that these children can continue learning in a secure and caring environment.

Our Monthly Expenses

To run the madrasa and take care of the students, we need support for the following monthly costs:

Staff Salaries: $5,000
Students’ Food Expenses: $4,800
Madrasa Maintenance: $1,200

Total Monthly Cost: $11,000

Every contribution, big or small, helps us meet these essential needs.

Our Vision

Every year, thousands of underprivileged children in our communities are left behind, deprived of the education and opportunities they deserve. Many lack access to proper facilities, and no one thinks about their higher education or future prospects. These children are often forgotten by society, left to struggle without guidance or hope.

Our vision is to change this narrative. We see a future where every child in our care is given the chance to rise above their circumstances, to become someone who can make a meaningful difference for their country and the Ummah.

We envision a future where every child in our care becomes:

• A protector of faith
• A leader of the next generation
• A guide for the Ummah
• A responsible citizen who safeguards the country

Planned Three-Storey Academic Building

A spacious dining room will be arranged for students, along with a well-equipped library to encourage reading and research. The building will also include separate sections for the Hifz Department, where students can memorize the Holy Qur’an, and the Kitab Department, where they will study Islamic books and classical subjects.