SERVING THE UMMAH SINCE 1996
Advancing Islamic Knowledge and Serving the Community
A registered Islamic council of scholars serving masaajid, madaaris and families across South Africa.
Our Work
Islamic Education
Qur'an, hifz and Islamic studies across 19 madaaris, plus training for madrasah teachers.
Masaajid
Imams and religious guidance serving 22 affiliated masaajid around South Africa.
Social Services
Support for nikah, funerals and families in need within the community.
Mediation
Resolving disputes and reconciling families according to Islamic principles.
Our Branches
Serving communities across South Africa from six branches
Johannesburg · Head Office
124 8th Avenue, Mayfair, Gauteng
Pretoria - Gauteng
36 Reteif street, Pretoria West
Cape Town - Western Cape
14 Hof street, Bellville
Gqeberha - Eastern Cape
24 Jackson street, Korsten
Rustenburg - North West
22 Marigold street Zinnaville, Rustenburg
East London - Eastern Cape
Contact for current office details
Our Legacy
Since 1996, Al Bayaan Islamic Council Trust has served the Muslim community of South Africa through education, guidance and social support. What began in Johannesburg has grown into a network of 22 affiliated masaajid, 19 madaaris and more than 1,700 students, with branches in Gauteng, the Western Cape, the Eastern Cape and the North West.
Al Bayaan is a registered trust, led by qualified ulama and guided by the Qur’an and Sunnah.
Latest News
Youth Leadership Training Workshop
Albayaan Youth Participate in a Youth Leadership Training Workshop as Invited Guests
Read moreDetailsAlbayaan Council Management Training
A management training programme for the Albayaan Council was held at the Albayaan Centre in Mayfair, Johannesburg. The programme was...
Read moreDetailsTraining for Madrasah Teachers
A training programme to enhance the knowledge and skills of madrasah teachers was held at the Imam Bukhari Islamic Centre...
Read moreDetailsInternational Imam Development Conference
Albayaan was invited to the International Imam Development Conference (Imam Development Program), which brought together participants from 21 countries. The...
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