AL BASHAR CENTER FOR QURANIC MEMORISATION

 


 Al Bashar Center for Quran Memorization - Nurturing Spiritual Excellence πŸ°πŸ•Š️


"Memorize, Understand, and Live the Quran" πŸ“–πŸ’‘

In the heart of Nigeria and beyond, Al Bashar Center for Quran Memorization stands as a beacon of spiritual guidance, dedicated to fostering a deep connection with the Holy Quran πŸ•‹️. Our institution is committed to providing a comprehensive education in Arabic and Quranic studies, cultivating a community of devout individuals who embody the teachings of Islam 🀝.


Mission Statement:


At Al Bashar Center, we strive to:


1. Provide expert instruction in Quran memorization, Arabic language, and Islamic studies πŸ“š.

2. Foster spiritual growth, discipline, and character development πŸ‹️‍♂️.

3. Nurture a love for the Quran, its teachings, and Islamic values ❤️.

4. Prepare students for leadership roles in their communities πŸ’ͺ.


Programs and Services:


1. Quran Memorization (Hifz) Programs πŸ“–

2. Arabic Language Courses 

3. Islamic Studies and Tafseer πŸ“š

4. Intensive Summer Programs ☀️

5. Online Classes for diaspora communities 🌎.


Why Choose Al Bashar Center?


1. Experienced faculty with Ijazah certification πŸ“œ

2. Personalized attention and mentorship 🀝

3. State-of-the-art facilities 🏒

4. Holistic approach to Islamic education πŸ“š

5. Networking opportunities with like-minded individuals 🀝


Join the Al Bashar Center family today and embark on a transformative journey of spiritual growth and Quranic knowledge 🌟.


Contact Information:


Phone: [https://wa.me/2348076182449. and  https://wa.me/2349026620237  ]


Social Media Links:


Facebook: @AlBasharQuranCenter πŸ‘‰

Instagram: @AlBasharQuranCenter πŸ“Έ

Twitter: @AlBasharQuran 🐦


Message from the Director:


"As we strive to please Allah (SWT), we invite you to be part of our mission to spread the light of Quranic knowledge. Together, let's build a community of devoted Muslims who live by the teachings of the Holy Quran." πŸ’–



May Allah bless Al Bashar Center and guide its efforts 🀲.

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