Honouring a Journey of Knowledge

Since the first graduation ceremony in 1988, hundreds of students have graduated from Jamia Al-Karam, benefiting from its rigorous academic and spiritual training. This transformative experience has empowered many to serve both the Muslim community and the wider British society with distinction.

Today, Jamia Al-Karam alumni are making meaningful contributions as teachers, Imams, lecturers, chaplains in prisons and healthcare settings, writers and public speakers across the country. Notably, over 150 mosques in the UK are led or taught by graduates of this institution.

The growing number of graduates reflects the enduring visionand impact of Shaykh Muhammad Imdad Hussain Pirzada and the institution he founded.

This year, we celebrate the achievements of 15 male and 4 female students from the Class of 2025, who have successfully completed either the 3-year Foundation Diploma in Islamic Sciences & Classical Arabic (FDIS), or the 2-year Advanced Diploma in Islamic Sciences & Traditional Scholarship (ADIS). Their graduation marks not only the culmination of years of dedication and study, but also the beginning of their journey as ambassadors of sacred knowledge, service and guidance.

 

Honouring a Journey of Knowledge

Since the first graduation ceremony in 1988, hundreds of students have graduated from Jamia Al-Karam, benefiting from its rigorous academic and spiritual training. This transformative experience has empowered many to serve both the Muslim community and the wider British society with distinction.

Today, Jamia Al-Karam alumni are making meaningful contributions as teachers, Imams, lecturers, chaplains in prisons and healthcare settings, writers and public speakers across the country. Notably, over 150 mosques in the UK are led or taught by graduates of this institution. The growing number of graduates reflects the enduring vision and impact of Shaykh Muhammad Imdad Hussain Pirzada and the institution he founded.

This year, we celebrate the achievements of 15 male and 4 female students from the Class of 2025, who have successfully completed either the 3-year Foundation Diploma in Islamic Sciences & Classical Arabic (FDIS), or the 2-year Advanced Diploma in Islamic Sciences & Traditional Scholarship (ADIS). Their graduation marks not only the culmination of years of dedication and study, but also the beginning of their journey as ambassadors of sacred knowledge, service and guidance.