Mehria Islamic Educational Centre

Ghafoor Ahmad Chishti, the founder of Muslims Trust Al-aalami, left his village and travelled to other cities to seek Islamic and academic knowledge. As a result of this, he envisioned an institute that could provide comprehensive education within his village. This led to the establishment of Mehria Islamic Educational Trust in Pakistan. ​

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Masjid Madina-tul-Ilm 

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Madinah-tul-Ilm Mosque is a vital community hub, providing a space for daily prayers, Friday prayers, Eid prayers, funeral prayers, tarawih, hifz, and nazrah classes for pupils. Its 20 rooms and two halls that can accommodate up to 2300 people provide essential housing and educational opportunities for students and staff. In addition, the mosque's courtyard can hold up to 1500 people for events and gatherings, making it a crucial gathering place for community events. With a current enrolment of 78 hifz students, the mosque has become a primary centre for worship and education, leading to high demand from locals. As it nears completion, the Madinah-tul-Ilm Mosque's impact on the community will only continue to grow. 

To finish the remaining tasks, we must tile the exterior of the mosque to protect it from weather damage, construct five additional rooms due to the high demand from students, and perform essential ground work to ensure the structural integrity and stability of the complex. This includes laying down slabs, establishing proper drainage systems, and improving the foundation of the complex overall.