Vision and Mision
Our Vision
At Al-Hira Institute, our primary vision is to serve and empower the Muslim community through several key objectives rooted in our commitment to Islamic principles.
Comprehensive Islamic Studies Program: We are dedicated to establishing a full-fledged Islamic studies curriculum. Our robust educational experience covers a wide range of subjects, including Quranic studies, Islamic history, Hadith, jurisprudence, and spirituality. We aim to equip students with an in-depth understanding of Islam, enabling them to apply their knowledge in their personal lives and within the broader community.
Islamic Institute (Madrassas): Al-Hira Institute envisions establishing an Islamic institute where students can pursue Full-Time Hafiz and Alim courses. This nurturing and immersive environment for both men and women will allow them to master the Quran and Islamic scholarship. Our goal is to produce knowledgeable and well-rounded individuals who can contribute positively to society and uphold the principles of Islam.
Halal Financial Services: Recognizing the importance of providing Halal financial services, we strive to become a trusted source of Halal finance. We cater to the financial needs of individuals and businesses within Islamic guidelines, supporting the economic growth and development of the Muslim community.
Halal Products: Al-Hira Institute is committed to providing Halal products to meet the specific needs of Muslim communities. We offer a range of certified Halal products, including food, meat, pharmaceuticals, and other goods, ensuring they align with religious beliefs.
Our Mission
Integration and Social Relationships: Encourage, support, and assist all Muslims in Australia to integrate into the wider Australian society. Facilitate and foster social relationships and structures at all levels of government and non-government to ensure effective and strong community bonds between all Australians.
Education and Promotion of Islamic Principles: Inspire, educate, and promote all sound and mainstream four doctrines (Madhabs) of Islamic principles in Australia. Promote tolerance and cooperation between Muslims and the wider Australian society.
Consensus and Harmony: Approach all religious and non-religious issues with consensus, avoiding narrow personal and minority group interests to promote harmony within the Muslim community and the wider Australian society.
Discouraging Extremism and Intolerance: Actively work towards and discourage extremism, discrimination, and religious intolerance in all its forms. Challenge policies and practices that seek to marginalize the spirit and essence of the Islamic message.
Establishing Institutions: Establish, operate, and maintain institutions for the dissemination of Islamic teaching, training, and education. Enhance the religious and social causes of the Muslim community through libraries, cemeteries, da’wah institutions, social welfare centres, medical facilities, educational facilities, Islamic centres, and more.
Community Programs and Services: Initiate, promote, manage, administer, and foster programs and services that meet the needs and welfare of the Muslim community. Provide social, welfare, and educational services, programs, and support with assistance from the three levels of government in Australia.
Support for Migrant Families: Cooperate with relevant authorities to help ease the settlement of newly arrived migrant families, particularly those suffering from language issues or helplessness.
Promoting Tolerance and Assimilation: Promote tolerance, harmony, and assimilation, preventing discrimination based on ethnic or religious grounds. Redirect Muslim youth in second and third-generation migrant families toward reintegration into mainstream society.
Accessible Educational Programs: Provide accessible educational programs to individuals of all backgrounds in the community. Counter rising levels of crime among youth by providing a social network system of activities, including counselling, camps, youth centres, sports competitions, and more.
Support for Unemployment and Reemployment: Assist Muslim members of the community, particularly youth, in coping with problems of unemployment and reemployment.
Educational Programs for Disadvantaged Communities: Build and maintain schooling programs for disadvantaged communities, irrespective of race, creed, or political considerations. Encourage better educational outcomes for disadvantaged children in the Australian educational system.