News & Events
Latest news and events from the Islamic Institutes Union
Introductory video about the Union of Islamic Institutes in Tanzania
A journey that unites Islamic institutes, strengthens collaboration, and elevates Islamic education across Tanzania. Discover how the Union works to support educational institutions, build strategic partnerships, and create lasting impact. Together, we strengthen the mission and shape the future.
Surah Al-Kahf is a light between the two Fridays
Surah Al-Kahf is one of the greatest chapters of the Quran, and its virtues, blessings, and the importance of reciting it on Fridays, as well as its protection from the trials of the Antichrist (Dajjal), are well-established. It also possesses other virtues mentioned in the Sunnah (Prophetic traditions). In this article, we present the Surah recited by Sheikh Abdul Rashid Sufi (may God preserve him). This is done to encourage reflection and the enjoyment of listening to and following along with the recitation.
AL HUDA ISLAMIC CENTRE joins the Union of Islamic Institutes in Tanzania
📢 AL HUDA ISLAMIC CENTRE Joins the Union of Islamic Institutes in Tanzania Dar es Salaam, Tanzania — AL HUDA ISLAMIC CENTRE, operated by the Khalid Islamic Foundation and located in Chamazi, Temeke, Dar es Salaam, has officially become a registered member of the Union of Islamic Institutes in Tanzania (TIIU). According to the Islamic Institutes Platform in Tanzania, AL HUDA ISLAMIC CENTRE, established in 2006 and serving both male and female students, is now listed among the active Islamic educational institutes affiliated with the union. It currently educates 342 students with 16 teachers across 8 classrooms, contributing to the development of Islamic learning in the region. The Union of Islamic Institutes in Tanzania aims to strengthen collaboration among registered Islamic educational institutions, support quality teaching, and enhance the reach of Islamic education throughout the country. AL HUDA ISLAMIC CENTRE’s inclusion reflects its commitment to these objectives and its role in furthering religious and academic growth within the Tanzanian Muslim community. This step marks a significant milestone for the centre and aligns it with a network of institutes dedicated to promoting Islamic knowledge and values in Tanzania.
Al Salam Institute in Mwanza joins the Union of Islamic Institutes in Tanzania
Al Salam Institute in Mwanza Joins the Union of Islamic Institutes in Tanzania Introduction The Al Salam Institute in the city of Mwanza, located on the shores of Lake Victoria in northern Tanzania, is a beacon of knowledge and learning in the region. Its logo, as shown in the image, embodies its firm commitment to providing integral education that combines Islamic sciences and modern knowledge, represented by the book, the globe, the lamp, and the pen. The Institute's Mission and Role Since its establishment, Al Salam Institute has dedicated its efforts to raising generations equipped with Sharia knowledge and general culture, qualified to contribute positively to their communities. The institute offers diverse study programs covering various educational stages, focusing on building a balanced Islamic personality. A Prominent Event: Joining the Union of Islamic Institutes In an important step that enhances its status and role, Al Salam Institute in Mwanza proudly announces its official membership in the Union of Islamic Institutes in Tanzania. This membership represents a milestone in the institute's journey and opens broad horizons for cooperation and development. The Significance of Joining the Union Joining under the umbrella of the Union of Islamic Institutes in Tanzania means a lot to Al Salam Institute: Unifying Efforts: Joining allows for coordinating efforts with other institutes across the country to unify educational visions and goals. Exchanging Experiences: The Union provides a valuable platform for exchanging academic and administrative experiences, contributing to raising the level of education quality. Curriculum Development: Participating in workshops and conferences organized by the Union to develop and update curricula to keep pace with modern requirements. Support and Representation: Obtaining moral support and official representation for the institute in educational and Islamic forums at the national level. Conclusion Through this membership, Al Salam Institute in Mwanza confirms its ongoing commitment to excellence and development. It is a confident step towards a bright future, where the institute contributes effectively to building a pioneering Islamic educational renaissance in Tanzania, under the banner of the Union and in cooperation with all sister educational institutions.
The development of education in Islamic institutes in Tanzania
The development of education in Islamic institutes in Tanzania
Opening of the Union of Institutes platform
Official Launch of the “Union of Islamic Institutes of the World – Tanzania”. The gateway of knowledge and belonging opens today.
Al-Hikma Institute (Graduation Ceremony)
(Graduation ceremony of Al-Hikma Institute students (first stage, preparatory level visit link: https://www.youtube.com/live/EtJX4gOGtCY?si=z8rn_F4aeTBCwhDX