About The Al-Khoei Foundation
The Al-Khoei Foundation is a major international Shia Muslim charitable organization with its headquarters in London. Founded in 1989 by the late Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Abulqasim Al-Khoei, the foundation focuses on the spiritual and social welfare of Muslim communities worldwide. In the UK, it is the proprietor of two independent faith schools in North West London: Al-Sadiq School (for boys) and Al-Zahra School (for girls). The foundation also operates the Al-Khoei Islamic Centre, providing religious services, interfaith dialogue, and community support.
Associated Schools(2)
Al-Sadiq School is an independent, all-through Islamic school situated in the London Borough of Brent, Greater London. Established in 1989 by the Al-Khoei Foundation, it caters primarily to boys aged 3 to 16, with a current enrollment of 136 pupils. The school claims to focus on a strong Shia Islamic ethos, inspired by Imam Ja'far Sadiq, emphasising moral uprightness, scholarly excellence, and community service. It delivers the National Curriculum for England, complemented by Islamic studies, and was found to be ISI Compliant in March 2022.
Al-Zahra School is an independent all-girls school situated in the urban district of Brondesbury, Greater London. Established in 1989 by the Al-Khoei Foundation, it educates female students of primary and secondary age. The school claims to focus on excellence in education, unwavering God-consciousness, and service to the community, with its ethos rooted in Islamic teachings. It is accredited by the Independent School Association and inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate. Ofsted has rated the school as "GOOD" with "OUTSTANDING features".