Since its founding in 1997, Jamiah has grown into a leading institution of Islamic and secular education in the UK. Beyond academic excellence, Jamiah is deeply rooted in serving the wider community — from religious guidance and spiritual development to charitable outreach and interfaith engagement. This page highlights some of the ways Jamiah continues to make a positive impact.

Services to the Community

Jamiah believes it is the role of institutions of all religions to counsel their followers with correct advice and information. We do not differentiate between groups and religions — like our beloved Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), we are open to advise all groups with the best interests of the individual, Britain and the globe as a whole.

⚖️ Fatawa Department

A dedicated Islamic legal rulings service addressing religious questions from the community with scholarly authority and care. Questions can be submitted by email to info@jamiah.co.uk.

💬 Advice & Counselling

Guidance on religious matters, family issues, business and spiritual concerns. Where matters are beyond our capacity, we connect people with the appropriate professionals.

🕌 Tabligh (Community Preaching)

Students visit local mosques on weekends, distributing the knowledge they acquire at Jamiah. During Ramadhan, they extend this nationally, training as true preachers with sound knowledge.

🌙 Taraweeh Leadership

Jamiah organises students to lead Taraweeh prayers across the UK and abroad during Ramadhan, fulfilling the needs of communities both locally and internationally.

Community Cohesion

Jamiah is committed to promoting excellence in teaching, research and training. The Institute has a positive approach to dialogue between faiths and cultures and has been recognised for its interfaith endeavours. Community cohesion is one of the major works of Jamiah — it constantly looks out for opportunities locally and nationally where it can extend a hand.

🕋 How to Do Umrah

Delivered multiple times a year by Jamiah staff, this course covers the practical steps of performing Umrah, including the etiquettes of Madinah, with an open Q&A session for attendees.

🕌 How to Do Hajj

An annual course delivered by Jamiah staff for the community, covering the rites and obligations of Hajj to help prospective pilgrims prepare thoroughly.

📖 Quran Revision Day

A gathering where Huffadh come together to read and listen to parts of — or the full — Quran, strengthening their memorisation and fostering a spirit of collective worship.

🍽️ Food Bank Donations

Students and staff visit and donate to different food banks in the area, supporting those in need and strengthening ties with local charitable organisations.

🤝 Feeding the Homeless

Students collect donations, prepare food and purchase clothing for the homeless in Blackburn, then personally deliver the goods to those in need on the streets.

🚔 Police & Emergency Services Visits

Police and emergency services regularly visit Jamiah, building positive relationships between students and those who serve the community, and promoting mutual understanding.

🧹 Community Litter Picking

Students take part in litter picking initiatives in the local community, keeping the neighbourhood clean and demonstrating care for the environment and public spaces.

Founding of Rawdhatul Ilm Wal Huda

As a testament to its success and growing influence, Jamiah founded Rawdhatul Ilm Wal Huda — a sister institution for girls continuing the mission of providing quality Islamic and secular education. This expansion reflects Jamiah’s commitment to widening access to holistic education and serving the broader Muslim community across the UK.

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📚 Jamiah Publications

View our published educational materials and books.

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📊 GCSE Results

View our outstanding GCSE performance tables.

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