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Darul Quranul Karim

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About Darul Quranul Karim

Darul-Quran-Ul-Karim, started as a community based organization established in 2013 in Bungoma, Kenya. Initially registered under the Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Development as a C.B.O, it was founded by Sheikh Ismael, who had a great interest in teaching memorization of the Holy Quran to revert Muslims. In collaboration with Sheikh Musa from Kisumu, they mentored two revert students, Ali Hassan and Shaban Ndati, who were admitted to the Islamic University of Madina, Saudi Arabia and successfully graduated. Ali Hassan is currently serving as a chaplain at the National Youth Service, while Shaban Ndati holds the same position at the Kenya Prison Service. As more members joined and the organization expanded its outreach activities, it recognized that many communities across Kenya face broader social challenges. In response, Daru- Quran-Ul- Karim transitioned to a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) on the basis that “Poverty has no Religion”, to enhance its impact. The organization operates under five key programs: Peacebuilding, Access to Education, Healthcare Services, Welfare and alleviation of Poverty. These programs aim to provide sustainable solutions that foster excellence overall community well-being. To date, the organization has built 2 mosques and 25 boreholes in arid areas.

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Vision Statement:

To be a leading organization in fostering holistic peace development through religious guidance, quality education, healthcare, and community welfare, empowering individuals and communities for a better future.

Mission Statement:

To provide sustainable solutions that promote peaceful religious understanding, educational excellence, accessible healthcare, and social welfare, ensuring a positive and lasting impact on communities across Kenya.

Our core values

1. Faith & Spirituality – Upholding religious principles as a foundation for personal and community development.

2. Education & Knowledge – Committed to providing quality education as a tool for empowerment and long-term progress.

3. Compassion & Welfare – Supporting vulnerable communities through humanitarian aid and social welfare programs.

4. Health & Well-being – Promoting accessible healthcare to improve the quality of life for individuals and families.

5. Sustainability & Excellence – Striving for long-term solutions that foster self- reliance, knowledge, and continuous improvement.

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