IQRA’A graduates first set of Hufaaz, launches appeal fund for Central Mosque

By Muhammad Muhammad

One of the leading educational institutions in Kano, Iqra’a Group of Schools; owners of Iqra’a Creche and The Read College, Kano, has graduated the first set of Nine homegrown students who have successfully completed their memorization of the Holy Quran and assimilation of substantial portions of the Hadith of Prophet Muhammad, Peace be upon him.

Solacebase reports that Iqra’a also graduated 54 pupils from the 2020/2021 session, having completed both creche and basic education system.

The 5th graduation ceremony and first Qur’an walimatul held at the convocation arena of Bayero University, Kano, was unique with unprecedented turn out who witness the success story of Iqra’a group of schools after 10 years of establishment.

Excelled in the teaching and learning of conventional and Islamic education, Iqra’a has a pioneer special blend of knowledge sharing methodology with the production of young brilliant brains, prolific in Arabic and British language.

Speaking at the occasion, the royal father of the event and Emir of Gaya Emirate, Alh. Ibrahim Abubakar Gaya, represented by Zanna Gaya, Alh. Musa Isa emphasized on the essence of Islamic and western education while urging parents to accord priority attention to building the future of the young ones.

The royal father applauded the management of the institution for the introduction of a unique system of teaching that refines young brains and combines both Islamic and conventional education.

Narrating their experience with Iqra’a in the last 10 years, one of the parents and Chairman Parents Teachers’ Association (PTA), Alh. Ibrahim Mustapha said one of the unique factors that kept him stick to Iqra’a is the combination of Arabic, Islamic and conventional education systems.

“I have been with Iqra’a creche in almost 10 years now, I am expressing satisfaction on the quality of education and standard of teaching and learning Iqra so far demonstrated. And the result is obvious in the pupils. We pray and hope this will continue Insha Allah.

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” We also appreciate the management of transportation system the school just introduce. For instance, parents who bring their children to Tudun Maliki and also have children going to Badawa. The school has provided a transport system and that has relieved parents a great deal”.

On his part, the proprietor of Iqra’a Group of schools, Dr Fazaaz Mohammad Bello said the institution has fulfilled its promise to building sound Islamic and Western education both in primary and secondary levels.

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Highlights of the occasion include short drama, award presentation and launching of a trust fund for the school’s central mosque at the permanent site at Tasa village, along Zaria road.

Established in the last 12 years, Iqra’a Creche has pioneered a unique blend of Arabic, Islamic and western education systems in Kano, with quality teaching staff and ventilated environment conducive for teaching and learning.