Contact Us

You can apply online through our website using the Online Admission Form, visit our office in person at Newrangah Skardu, or contact us via WhatsApp / phone. Admissions for the 2026–2027 session are currently open — students must be under 14 years old, able to read the Quran by sight, and pass a brief admission test and interview.

Yes — Alhamdulillah. We offer sponsorship for orphan students (Yateem), Sadat students, and deserving/needy families (Mustahiq). Sponsors can cover a child's full education, Hifz, boarding, and meals. Please contact our office directly to discuss eligibility and the application process.

Live one-on-one or group sessions are conducted via Zoom, Microsoft Teams, WhatsApp, or Google Meet — whichever platform you prefer. Every class is recorded and shared with you for revision. We offer 3 days of free trial classes so you can experience the teaching style before enrolling. Male and female teachers are available, and we serve students across 30+ countries.

We are located near Govt Boys High School, Newranga, Skardu, in the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan. The map above will guide you directly to our campus. Walk-ins are welcome during office hours (Mon–Sat, 8 AM – 5 PM) — though calling ahead helps us prepare a proper welcome.

We welcome donations as Sadqa-e-Jariya. You can sponsor an individual student monthly or yearly, contribute to specific institutional needs (computer lab, transport, infrastructure), or support our long-term goal of constructing a permanent building. Please visit our Donation page or contact our office for transparent options and details.

On-campus instruction is primarily in Urdu with strong emphasis on Arabic for Quranic subjects. The Online Academy offers classes in Urdu, English, and Arabic, so students from all backgrounds and countries can comfortably learn.

A complete Hifz of the Holy Quran typically takes 2 to 4 years, depending on the student's age, consistency, and prior background. Our structured Sabqi–Sabqa–Duhrai system ensures that memorization remains strong for life — not just until graduation.