"Baitul Aman Welfare Trust" is a registered UK charity operating in one of Bangladesh's most impoverished and flood-prone regions. Situated in Netrokona-Mymensingh, near the Indian border, Mymensingh stands as one of Asia's underprivileged areas, both economically and educationally.

Alhamdulillah, with the grace of Allah, our Madrasah and Masjid management have tirelessly upheld Islamic values since 1991.

Currently, the trust oversees several crucial projects, including:

A. Baitul Aman Jamia Masjid.

B. Al Jamia Shamsul Uloom Boys Madrasah and Al Jamia Halimatus Sa'dia Girls Madrasah & Orphanage. All educational facilities are provided free of charge to underprivileged students.

C. Al-Haq Darus-Shifa Hospital.

We are in the process of constructing a three-storey hospital primarily catering to children, mothers, and the elderly, with an estimated 50,000 individuals benefiting from its services. This ambitious endeavour requires a funding of 1 million pounds.

Current Activities at the Madrasah

1. Complete Aalim/Alimah (Takmeel) Course

2. Hifzul Qur’an & Noorani Makhtab (Including adult education)

3. Computer Literacy and Tailoring for men and women

4. Vocational, Sewing & Agricultural Studies

5. Adult Education Courses with separate classes for females

6. Essential Education for Poor and Orphan Students

7. Free Medical Treatment for those deprived of healthcare

Most students, including many orphans, come from very poor families. The cost per Hafez, Alim, and orphan student is £180 per year.

Ongoing Construction Projects

- Al Jamia Halimatus Sa'dia Girls Madrasah Building: Estimated cost £150,000.

- Al-Jamia Shamsul Uloom Boys Madrasah and Orphanage Building: Annual running cost £100,000.

- New Hospital: Under construction in this impoverished area, estimated cost £1 million, aimed to benefit over 50,000 people who lack access to medical treatment.

Request for Donations

To achieve these goals, we urgently need donations. Your contributions will be a lasting Sadaqah-e-Jaariyah, helping to sustain and expand these vital services for the community.