AL-FAROUQ ISLAMIC BOYS SEMINARY

About Al-Farouq Seminary

The Al-Farouq Islamic Seminary is a boys only boarding school located in Tabata, it Started in 1999 as a Private Islamic School that provides an education of academic distinction for O-Level and A-Level. Students at Al-Farouq Islamic Seminary come from across Dar es Salaam and the outskirts of the city.

At Al-Farouq Islamic Seminary, you’ll find qualified teachers who are dedicated to mentoring, teaching and preparing each student to excel at the School and beyond. Each teacher is committed to going above and beyond their classroom time to support student life, whether outside the classrooms and even in the mosque.

Learning at Al-Farouq Islamic Seminary offers plenty of reasons to get excited. For those boarding students, dorm living and sports teams to other extracurricular activities in the school including scouts, gym etc. students find that they’re never bored at Al-Farouq Islamic Seminary.

For any one who comes to Al-Farouq Islamic Seminary will join a diverse community that represents individuals from around the country. Larg and well ventilated classes and an atmosphere dedicated to learning and personal growth make it very interesting for the learners. On our thriving campus, students have the unique opportunity to share life together as teammates, classmates, friends and community members.

welcome note from the headmaster.

Mr. Juma Issa

Welcome to Al-Farouq Islamic Seminary and explore the values, culture, and information about this extraordinary school. Al-Farouq Islamic Seminary communities are continually evolving; they experience a cycle of renewal each year with graduation at end of the academic year followed by the arrival of new students and class at in the new year.

My work here has been made easy by learning Al-Farouq Islamic Seminary history, I am listening carefully to those who know Al-Farouq Islamic Seminary best, the teachers, office staff, students, alumni, and parents. To understand the deep quality that is here and to imagine with others across the community, in the school and far, Al-Farouq Islamic Seminary’s future.

What I am finding is a culture of respect: Respect for oneself and one another; respect for ideas and learning, for the process of discovery and creation; respect for our own well-being; and mostly respect for Our Creator (Allah S.W.T).

We are a diverse, inclusive learning community, and we believe in the profound learning that occurs in an Islamic school whose members have been carefully selected for their individual gifts and potential.

I encourage you to come visit this very special place. We look forward to welcoming you.

Sincerely,

Mr. Juma

Head of School

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