Al Munawwarah College

Al-Munawwarah is an Islamic-based academic institution located in the center of Mombasa Island in the Republic of Kenya. The foundation stone for the building was laid in 1988. Through the efforts and great contributions of the Muslim community in the region and abroad, the construction of the first phase was completed in 1990. In the same year, the school opened its door for the first batch of students among both boys and girls.

The first phase of the school building had three floors (with the ground floor) consisting of 33 classrooms, a library, a school hall for activities, administrative offices, and 2 staff rooms for teachers.

In the second phase, the school was expanded to include a special wing for female students with its complete facilities to separate the boy's section from girls. Since then both boys and girls attend their classes concurrently during the same days and at the same time.

The Islamic school aims to teach Islamic knowledge and to preserve the Islamic identity by educating young people from a tender age. The teachings based on the Quran and Prophetic Sunnah (from the understanding of the salaf) are emphasized by morals and high values for the students from their admission until completion.

Since its inception, many students have graduated at different levels of the school and many of them proceed with their studies at the university level or qualify to work as Islamic teachers, Imam, Islamic caller, and other areas beneficial to the Muslim community.

Our Mission: To create a learning environment that would pave the way to spreading the knowledge of Islamic studies and the Arabic language through excellent educational programs.

Our Vision: To become a pioneer in the field of Islamic knowledge and sciences, and a platform that produces qualified personnel in Islamic education.

Our Objectives

• To provide students with a broad and balanced education in a caring, safe, and well-ordered Islamic environment.
• To develop our children’s academic skills and Islamic values to enable them to practice Islam with TAQWA (God-consciousness) and IKHLAAS (sincerity).
• To nurture in each child an Islamic personality and character which encourages good manners and morals in order that they may become good citizens.
• To provide training for our children to become responsible and productive Muslims who will confidently meet the challenges of the future.