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Profile of Our Tahfiz Center (MALAYSIA)

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 A Haven for Young Hearts: The Story of Maahad Tahfiz Ad Dawwamah Founded in 2014 on family land in Kuala Kangsar, Perak, Malaysia.  Maahad Tahfiz Ad Dawwamah began its journey with a mission to provide quality Islamic education to underprivileged children. Utilizing existing buildings as a surau (prayer room), classrooms, and a hostel, the tahfiz opened its doors with just 2 students. Through dedication and word-of-mouth, enrollment steadily grew, reaching a maximum of 40 students, with some even hailing from Sabah and Sarawak. In 2015,  Maahad Tahfiz Ad Dawwamah  achieved official recognition by successfully registering with the Jabatan Agama Perak. This milestone solidified its commitment to providing a structured and accredited Islamic education. The tahfiz primarily caters to children from poor and needy families, offering them an opportunity they might not otherwise have. Most students are unable to pay the full fees, and the tahfiz operates without consistent...

It Was Founded In 2014 From Zero

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My house is made as the hostel I founded this Tahfiz School in 2014, in a state of Malaysia called Perak, Malaysia. Tahfiz means Memorizing Al Quran, My first intention is to make the surau (prayer building) that has been founded by my late father, still be used. Since after the demise of my father, nobody comes to pray at the surau. Secondly was my intention to accompany my old mother who is now staying alone at the village. I didn't have any money to make a school at that time, but by the little donation from the society I am able to gather some collection to start it. The first amount collected is about rm12,000 equals to US 400 more or less. It was enough to make a toilet for the kids.  This is the surau (prayer building) that has been abandoned since my father passed away My old mom Since we do not have any financial source and we do not charge any fee from the students(due to their incabality and poorness) we are asking your he...