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Madrasah Ameer Hamzah opens in Birmingham

On Saturday 21st June was the opening of a new institute in Birmingham Green Lane. Madrasah Ameer Hamzah is named in honor of the uncle of our Noble Prophet ﷺ – Sayyiduna Ameer Hamzah and my late twin brother Hamzah, whose life and legacy continue to inspire our mission. This new institute is rooted in over a decade of hands-on work with young people, through youth clubs, one-to-one mentoring, and residential retreats that have helped many build discipline, confidence, and connection to faith. Our goal is to get young people off the streets and into positive, faith-led environments where they can thrive mentally, spiritually, and socially.

  1. We combine the timeless teachings of Islam with a modern, relatable approach. Whether it’s using multimedia workshops, open discussion circles, or outdoor retreats, we aim to make faith accessible and relevant. Especially in areas like B8, B9, and B10 where youth crime is rising, Madrasah Ameer Hamzah will act as a safe space for learning, guidance, and growth. Our projects will include after-school programmes, mentoring, career support, and street outreach — all designed to uplift our youth and connect them with good company, strong values, and the beautiful example of the Prophet ﷺ.

In a time overshadowed by doom and gloom, where confusion, crime, and chaos grip the hearts of our youth, we refuse to sit back and watch. Through Madrasah Ameer Hamzah, we aim to reignite the true message of Islam: one of peace, harmony, and purpose. Our mission is to raise a generation, whose understanding of the Prophet ﷺ is not limited to merely knowing, but living and implementing his ﷺ character of mercy, strength, and truth into their homes, their streets, and their futures. In a world desperate for light, we strive to be the spark.

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