Qur'an & Hifz
Recitation with correct tajweed, memorisation in stages, and understanding of the meaning — taught with patience from the very first surah.
القرآن الكريم والتجويدMadrasatul Darul Ulum Al‑Islamiya is an Islamic school in Kasoa New Town, Ghana. Since 2014 we have taught the Qur'an, Arabic and Islamic studies alongside practical vocational training — raising children who are grounded, capable and kind.
Calculated for Kasoa, Ghana (Muslim World League method, GMT). Times are approximate — the adhan at the madrasa is the final word.
Darul Ulum Al‑Islamiya (دار العلوم — "the house of knowledge") began in 2014 as small lessons for young children in a family home in Kasoa. Today it is a three‑storey school with its own mosque and minaret, a dedicated team of teachers, and classrooms for both religious and vocational learning.
We believe a child should leave us able to recite the Qur'an with confidence, read and speak Arabic, understand their faith deeply, and hold a practical skill that can support a family. That balance of deen and dunya is the heart of everything we do.
The history of the madrasa is the story of two brothers from the Eastern Region of Ghana and a shared commitment to knowledge.
Imam Jailaan Yunus and Mohammed Darru grew up in Asamankese in the Eastern Region. Imam Jailaan became well known for his deep knowledge of Arabic; his brother had a vision for a school where that knowledge could be passed on.
Asamankese, Eastern RegionMohammed Darru migrated from Asamankese to Kasoa in the Central Region. His residence there would become the first home of the madrasa.
Kasoa, Central RegionThe two brothers established Madrasatul Darul Ulum Al‑Islamiya. When Mohammed Darru travelled abroad, he handed the school to Imam Jailaan, who began teaching young children in the residence whenever he visited Kasoa.
Kasoa New TownWith continued support from Mohammed Darru, who lives abroad, Darul Ulum has grown into a full school with its own building, mosque, dedicated staff and vocational classes — and a community of students who call it home.
Kasoa New Town · Est. 2014Every student follows a balanced path: sacred knowledge, language, and a practical skill for life.
Recitation with correct tajweed, memorisation in stages, and understanding of the meaning — taught with patience from the very first surah.
القرآن الكريم والتجويدReading, writing, grammar and conversation, so students can access the Qur'an and classical texts in their original language.
اللغة العربيةAqeedah, fiqh, seerah, hadith and akhlaq — the knowledge and character that guide a Muslim through everyday life.
العلوم الإسلاميةPractical skills classes alongside religious studies, so every graduate leaves with a trade that can support them and their family.
التدريب المهنيGuided by its founder and proprietor, and run day to day by a committed team of directors, headmasters and teachers.
Co‑founder and spiritual head of the madrasa, widely respected for his knowledge of Arabic.
Co‑founder whose Kasoa residence became the school's first home; continues to support Darul Ulum from abroad.
Oversees the academic direction and administration of the madrasa.
Director with a special focus on the welfare and progress of our girls.
Leads the teaching staff and the daily life of the school.
Headmaster responsible for classes, timetables and student discipline.
Our staff — men and women, ustadhs and skills instructors — wear the crescent of Darul Ulum with pride. Together they give every child individual attention, whether it is a first lesson in the alphabet or the final pages of a hifz journey.
Morning assemblies, bag distributions, staff gatherings and the building we are proud to call home.
We welcome new students throughout the year. Parents are always invited to visit the school and meet the teachers.
Every book, school bag, desk and classroom at Darul Ulum has been made possible by people who believe in this work. Your support keeps a child learning the Qur'an and gaining a skill for life.