Banaat A'isha Islamic Institute

Asalamualaikum wa Rahmatullah wa barakatuh
Ramadan is here again with the unique opportunity to earn extra rewards in every good deed.

Join Banaat A'isha Islamic Institute a female youth led Institution supporting vulnerable women and orphans and spreading the message of Allah through Da'wah and Islamic initiatives in its drive to support widows and orphans; an uncared for & somewhat neglected group in our society.

Our Rasool SAW said "One who strives to help the widow and the poor is like the one who fights in the way of Allah" Sahih Bukhari.

We intend to provide food packs that will sustain these families throughout the Holy Month. These packs will include daily consumables such as rice, sugar, vegetable oil, onions, Irish Potatoes, mayonnaise, teabags, dates etc.

We're counting on your support as we move to the different and hard to reach communities to make this Ramadan a memorable one for these families.

You can donate in either cash or kind, nothing is too small in the sight of Allah, remember "actions are judged according to intentions".

For more information, you can contact the following numbers: (+220) 3040483, 7663549 or 3527525.
You can also donate directly to our account.
(AGIB Bank) 101020205947154.

Jazakumullahu Khair

Banaat Aisha Islamic Institute was established in 2020 by 6 young women with the similar vision of creating a safe space for young girls to blossom into the strong successful individuals that they’ve been born with the potential to become. The main driving force behind the formation of this institution is the common deficit all the founders had in gaining access to quality religious education whilst growing up. Conventional education, however important, cannot match up to knowledge of one’s religion. This triggered in us a need to remedy the situation by dedicating ourselves to providing girls with quality education in both the Islamic and conventional dimensions.

Though a lot of progress has been made in the empowerment of young girls especially in the realm of education, we live in a society whose members still believe that education in a young girl both religious and conventional alike is a privilege. Females have as much potential as their male counterparts and the pursuit of knowledge throughout their lifetime is as much an obligation on them as men.

Our priorities shall be more focused on young orphan girls simply because they are of the most vulnerable and neglected organs of our society and therefore more in need of a safe haven which we hope and believe this institution will be for them.