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Ages 4–6Play – Nursery
Qaida
Letters, ligatures and diacritics — the first foundation of reading the Qur’an.
Details & enrollIslamic kindergarten & Hifz madrasaA generation
A generation
illuminated through Islamic education
In Uttara, Dhaka — a modern, child-friendly and fully punishment-free institution where Hifz of the Qur’an and general education come together, so your child grows into a good human being and a sincere Muslim.
- 12:1
- Teacher–student
- 6
- Days / week
- 0
- Corporal punishment
Our academy environment
1 / 6
5
Learning divisions
12:1
Teacher–student ratio
100%
Punishment-free
70
Adult learners (Forze-Ain)
100
Boys
50
Girls
220
Total students
20
Teaching staff
- Air-conditioned classrooms
- 24/7 CCTV security
- Congregational prayer
- Indoor & outdoor play
- Open reading library
- Uninterrupted power & pure water
- Attendance, merit & character awards
- Monthly spiritual gathering
- Parent conferences
- Teacher training programme
Academy activities
A joyful environment for learning
A glimpse of daily academy activities — where every child is precious to us.
04 — Our philosophy
“We dream of a school where, deep in the hearts of young children, the love of Allah and His Messenger is sown.”
Directed by
Mufti Amir Hamza
In this twenty-first century, a conscientious parent wants their child educated not only in worldly matters but in the deen — so that worldly success is joined by the lasting good of the hereafter.
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Knowledge with nurture
Alongside memorising the Qur’an, shaping each child into a good person and sincere Muslim.
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Learning through joy
Teaching in a joyful environment where children seek knowledge easily and happily.
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No private tutoring
Lessons are completed within the classroom, so no coaching or private tutors are needed.
05Programs
Six divisions, one purpose
From young children to elders — a suitable path for everyone. Scroll to explore.
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Ages 5–6Nursery
Ampara
Completing Qaida then Ampara and surahs, with the general syllabus alongside.
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Ages 6–7Class 1
Nazera
The skill of fluently reciting the entire Qur’an by sight, with tajweed.
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Ages 7–12Hifz + General
Hifz
Memorising all 30 juz step by step through an 8-year integrated plan.
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Ages 5–13Maghrib – Isha
After-School
For schoolchildren — 90 minutes daily of Qur’an and the Tahzeeb series.
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Ages 16+After Fajr / Isha
Forze-Ain
Batch-based Qur’an and essential deen for working adults and elders.
Details & enroll06The learning journey
An integrated 8-year Hifz–General journey
Presented by age, this plan unfolds with each child’s ability and sincere effort — those who progress faster are allowed to move ahead.
- 4-5yrsQaida + Ampara
Letters, ligatures & diacritics
General: Play - 5-6yrsQaida + Ampara
Qaida complete, half of Ampara
General: Nursery - 6-7yrsNazera
Ampara & Nazera completed
General: Class 1 - 7-8yrsHifz
8 juz memorised
— - 8-9yrsHifz
10 juz (18 total)
— - 9-10yrsHifz
12 juz (30 total)
— - 10-11yrsTasmee
Reciting the full Hifz
General: Class 2 - 11-12yrsCompletion
Integrated general syllabus for graduates
General: Class 3–4
Schedule: six days a week, 8:00 AM to 1:30 PM. Thursday half-day, Friday weekly holiday.
07Teachers & scholars
Children imitate — so we chose exemplary teachers
An-Noor has gathered exemplary teachers — each one a role model a child can look up to.
A.H
Mufti Amir Hamza
Director & Head Ustadh
Ifta • Hadith
U
Hifz Ustadh
Hifz Division
Tajweed • Hifz
Sh
Female Teacher (Banat)
100% female-staffed section
Qaida • Adab
Ta
Tahzeeb Ustadh
After-School Division
Aqeedah • Akhlaq
To respect privacy, teachers are represented with typographic profiles rather than photographs.
08Why An-Noor
An education built on four pillars
Not a checklist of features — our entire curriculum is shaped around these four pillars.
عِلْم
Pillar 01
Knowledge
Qaida, Ampara and the general syllabus taught alongside faith, hadith, duas and daily rulings.
09Voices of parents
From those who know us first-hand
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It amazes me where the director found these teachers! Every single one is truly excellent.
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My children study at a primary school and come here in the evening. I am very pleased sending both here.
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Once the ustadh began listening to my recitation, the mistakes surfaced. My reading is far more correct now.
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A year ago he couldn’t recognise Bangla letters; now he reads Bangla and has memorised many surahs.
10FAQ
Common parent questions
Collect and fill in the admission form (BDT 100), with 2 passport-size photos plus copies of the student’s birth certificate/NID and the guardian’s NID.
Yes. For After-School and primary admission, the male guardian and the student must attend; for girls’ admission a female guardian must also be present.
No. Lessons are completed within the classroom, so private tutoring or coaching is not needed.
Six days a week, 8:00 AM–1:30 PM. Thursday is a half-day and Friday the weekly holiday. Forze-Ain runs for one hour after Fajr or Isha.
Air-conditioned classrooms, round-the-clock CCTV monitoring, security guards, and a 100% punishment-free, joyful environment.
No, An-Noor Academy is non-residential. It is a non-profit Islamic educational institution.
11 — Admission
Why wait? Visit our campus today.
Come to our campus with your child, see the environment yourself, then decide. For 2024, the Banat section admits Play & Nursery and the boys’ section admits Play through Class 1.
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Collect form
Get and fill the admission form (BDT 100).
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Submit documents
2 photos, birth certificate/NID and guardian’s NID.
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Visit & enroll
Visit the campus with a guardian to complete enrollment.