History
AlKauthar Institute was designed and developed to cater for predominantly English-speaking Muslims, with its refreshingly delivered and highly structured courses, designed to impart maximum benefit within one weekend. This makes it ideal for the working professional, or those who lead busy lives and are otherwise engaged during the week, for both males and females. Students are encouraged to work with AlKauthar's sister organisation - Mercy Mission - which provides them with the opportunity to follow knowledge with action and the means to give back to their local communities. With a focus firmly on correct knowledge and sincere action AlKauthar aims to provide our students with the tools to become model Muslim citizens.
The first AlKauthar course to be delivered was Mark of a Jurist, in Sydney, in February 2006. Since then it has grown rapidly and has a student fraternity of over 50, 000 students worldwide.
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