Madrasah (Weekends)
Welcome to Al-Bayaan Madrasah – Where Young Hearts Learn and Shine
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Al-Bayaan Madrasah is excited to launch its very first weekend classes in Angel, Islington! We run every Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 1pm, offering a warm, welcoming space where children can grow in their love for Islam.
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Our focus is on teaching students how to read the Arabic language, so they can confidently recite and memorise the Qur’an. We believe learning the Qur’an is not just about reading words—it’s about building a strong connection with Allah and filling young hearts with light.
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Alongside Qur’an studies, we also teach fun and engaging Islamic Studies. Students learn about their faith, good manners, the life of the Prophet ï·º, and how to live as strong, kind Muslims in today’s world.
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We welcome boys and girls aged 5 to 15 years old. Whether your child is just starting out or already reading well, we are here to support them every step of the way.
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At Al-Bayaan Madrasah, weekends are filled with learning, laughter, and spiritual growth. Give your child the gift of Qur’an, knowledge, and good character.
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Spaces are limited—register now and be part of our growing family!
Madrasah (Weekdays)
At Al-Bayaan Academy, we are proud to provide a range of options to suit the needs of our community.
Our highly regarded Weekend Madrasah runs every Saturday and Sunday, offering children a well-structured curriculum focusing on Quran, Islamic Studies, and Arabic, all in a nurturing environment.
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For families looking for flexibility during the week, we also offer a dedicated Weekday Madrasah. These evening sessions take place every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 5pm to 7pm, making it convenient for students to continue their Islamic education after school hours.
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Both our weekend and weekday programs are designed to instill strong Islamic values, develop character, and nurture a love for learning. Whether you prefer weekend or weekday classes, Al-Bayaan Academy is committed to providing quality education tailored to your child’s needs.
Knowledge
"Acquire knowledge, because doing so is an act of worship. Knowledge is a friend during solitude, and a guide during happiness and grief." — Mu'adh ibn Jabal (May Allah be pleased with him)