Fatawa Department
A dedicated Islamic legal rulings service addressing religious questions from the community with scholarly authority and care.
Excellence
Some of the ways Jamiah continues to serve students, families and the wider community.
Overview
Since its founding in 1997, Jamiah has grown into a leading institution of Islamic and secular education in the UK. Alongside academic work, Jamiah remains deeply rooted in serving the wider community.
Beyond the Classroom
A dedicated Islamic legal rulings service addressing religious questions from the community with scholarly authority and care.
Guidance on religious matters, family issues, business and spiritual concerns, with onward signposting where appropriate.
Students visit local masjids and, during Ramadhan, serve communities more widely as part of their training.
Jamiah organises students to lead Taraweeh prayers across the UK and abroad during Ramadhan.
Serving Society
Community course covering the practical steps of Umrah, including the etiquettes of Madinah and open Q&A.
An annual course delivered by Jamiah staff to help prospective pilgrims prepare thoroughly.
A gathering where Huffadh come together to strengthen memorisation and collective worship.
Students and staff donate to local food banks, supporting those in need and strengthening local ties.
Students collect donations, prepare food and purchase clothing for those in need in Blackburn.
Regular visits that build positive relationships and mutual understanding between students and public services.
Students participate in local litter picking initiatives and show care for their neighbourhood and environment.
Jamiah founded Rawdhatul Ilm Wal Huda, a sister institution for girls continuing the mission of quality Islamic and secular education.
Wider Access
View our published educational materials and books.
View our outstanding GCSE performance tables.