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Financial Aid

Scholarship overview

We partner with families to make meaningful Qur'anic learning accessible with dignity, clarity, and care.

The Zayd ibn Thābit Scholarship reflects our belief that financial circumstances should not stand between a sincere learner and sound Qur'anic education. Awards are funded through community generosity and administered with care, discretion, and fairness. Whether your family is enrolling in weekend enrichment or a structured full-time track, we invite you to explore this pathway and speak with us early in your planning.

How it works

  1. Request information

    Reach out to our team with your program interest and timeline.

  2. Submit your application

    Complete the financial assistance application during the published enrollment window. Supporting details are kept confidential.

  3. Holistic review

    A small committee reviews each request with attention to both household circumstances and the student's readiness and commitment.

  4. Decision & enrollment

    You will receive a clear, private response. Awards align with academy policy and may be reviewed periodically.

Merit and need

We do not treat financial aid as a single score or checkbox. Need is understood in context—family size, obligations, and seasonal changes—while merit acknowledges effort, character, and steady engagement with learning.

  • Need is assessed through the confidential materials families provide; only designated staff review this information.
  • Merit includes attendance, attitude, and progression appropriate to the student's level—not competition with peers.
  • Awards aim to complement family commitment; we may suggest a personalized contribution plan when helpful.
  • Previous support does not guarantee the same award in a new term; circumstances and enrollment may change.

Sadaqah Jariyah

When a person dies, his deeds come to an end except for three: ongoing charity, beneficial knowledge, or a righteous child who prays for him.

Sahih Muslim

Fuel lasting reward

Your zakāh and general donations help keep tuition accessible for neighbors who long to learn but face genuine hardship. Supporting this fund is an investment in Qur'anic literacy across generations.