ILHAAM MISSION

Admission for girls in Classes V-XII, fostering academic and moral growth.

In 1985, the esteemed educational institution established by Jaharul Haque Haldar Mahashay began its journey as the first nursery and KG school in the area. Currently, the institution is run by the Ilhaam Mission Trust, offering education alongside moral and ethical guidance. In addition to primary education, the institution also runs two sections — residential and non-residential — for social and moral development. Various educational initiatives have been launched to nurture and elevate students’ educational standards through residential programs, ensuring they grow in a beautiful environment.

From the 2025 academic year, Ilhaam Mission has introduced residential (8:00 AM – 8:00 PM) and non-residential (10:40 AM – 3:45 PM) education systems for talented female students.

Goals and Objectives

As time progresses, religious practices are fading. If we cannot nurture our daughters with proper religious teachings at home, the nation’s future will be at risk. The spread of misguided societal influences can divert our daughters from the right path. To keep our girls safe and nurture them into capable individuals, their education should not be limited to literacy alone. Without balancing moral values, their education will not serve society properly, and the nation will fall behind.

In many families, having a separate study room for girls is difficult, making focused learning a challenge. Additionally, the widespread use of TV, mobile phones, and social media at home distracts students. As a result, girls are becoming increasingly undisciplined. Proper guidance and counseling can mold students into extraordinary individuals.

Today, women are excelling not only in the medical field but also in other professions. However, if a woman wants to become a nurse or doctor, she must first receive education. Our dream is to see our daughters achieve such goals while preserving their moral and religious values. Mothers play the most crucial role in fulfilling these dreams by nurturing their children properly.

With this perspective, the institution has expanded its primary section to a secondary level. Under Ilhaam Mission, female students receive comprehensive moral and educational training. The goal is to prepare these students to become competent individuals and guide them towards higher education (NEET) in the future. We aim to shape them into future doctors and ensure they develop into exceptional individuals.