Why this matters
“We are losing half our children in eighth grade. They are becoming very weak in their religion.”
Tuition here is kept far below peer schools on purpose, so families are never priced out of an Islamic education. The school runs on that tuition and paper checks, with very little marketing.
That model keeps the classrooms full — but it can't fund capital work. Fencing, concrete, signage and a proper kitchen have to come from a community that shows up together.
What already happens here
- Math Olympiad national champions every year since 2011
- Geography & spelling bee competitors
- Girls volleyball
- 14+ nationalities
- Cultural Day
- On-site mosque
- Friday Dars drawing families across NJ
- Gym + stage
- Butterfly garden
- PK–8, expanding preschool
“If you see a beautiful painting, that's proof of the existence of a beautiful painter.”
What support funds
No dollar goal, no countdown. Just the list of work in front of us.
Signage & visibility
So neighbors finally know we're here.
New fencing
A safe, defined perimeter around the campus.
Concrete & landscaping
Walkways, curbs and grounds that hold up.
One showcase classroom
A single room renovated to the standard we want everywhere.
Kitchen
Warm meals and a real space to serve families.
Preschool expansion
Room for the youngest students already waiting.
Give money
Preview only — not yet accepting online gifts
Online giving opens once the school's nonprofit and bank details are confirmed. Until then, continue with your usual check process.
No money? Bring your hands.
“A masjid and a school are built the same way — by a community showing up together.”
Tell us your trade and when you're free. A fence line, a weekend of landscaping, a painted classroom — all of it counts.
Walkthrough reel coming soon
Filmed on campus, shared here first.