Established in 2009, under the patronage of Shaykh-ul-Hadīth Hadrat Mawlānā Muhammad Saleem Dhorat hafizahullāh. Al Barakah Academy has been established to bring about a better understanding and awareness of the teachings of Islam. The Academy endeavours to serve the needs of the Muslim youth and wider community through providing a number of services, some of which are:
* Advice and Guidance: in
problems facing community members and youth, on a private and confidential basis
* Publication and Distribution of Islamic Literature: comprising of leaflets and a quarterly magazine
* Regular Youth Programs: addressing youth issues and educating them on Islamic practices
* Q & A: Fiqh and general Islamic related question and answer service - regulated by a board of Ulama
* Weekly Dars of Qur'aan (Every Sunday afternoon)
* Weekly Spiritual Gathering (Every Wednesday evening): Pearls of Wisdom and general advices delivered by Esteemed Ulamā
* Sisters' Monthly Gatherings (Last Saturday of every month): including Qirāt, anāshīd and bayānāt by Aapas and students at the Academy)
* Sisters' Tajweed and Fiqh classes (Mondays and Sundays)
* Sisters' 'Ālimiyyah classes (5 days a week Monday-Friday)
* Brothers' Tajweed and Fiqh class (Every Thursday)
Al Barakah Academy was established in 2009 and aims to serve the needs of the Muslim youth and wider community. Our youths are finding it increasingly difficult to relate to their parents, elders and in some cases their Dīn. It is becoming apparent that even practicing Muslim youth can be easily overwhelmed and led astray by social and peer pressures. The lives of some of our youth are sadly spiralling downwards into freefall, without much control or satisfaction other than in drugs and alcohol. With this as a context Al Barakah Academy was established to reviving Dīn, in particular in the Muslim youth.
