Faith & identity
A confident Islamic identity, rooted in love and understanding.
✦ Small circles. A brighter future.
A circle of light.
A neighbourhood
of possibility.
Faith, character and friendship—growing together, close to home.
A weekly Tarbiyah circle bringing 8–10 children aged 6–13 together with a trained mentor. Different schools. Different backgrounds. One Noor.
✓ Free to join Once a week In your neighbourhood
THE NOOR EFFECTحلقة النور
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A place to belong
✧ A little light goes a long way
One circle. Many possibilities.01 / NEIGHBOURHOOD
8–10children in each circle
6–13years of age
2.5 hrstogether each week
Freefor parents, mentors & hosts
01 / WHY NOOR
Growing minds.
Nurturing hearts.
Our children need more than schooling. They need a place to feel known, explore their faith and practise the values that shape who they become.
Noor Circles brings that space into the neighbourhood: a small, consistent gathering where learning becomes connection, and values become everyday habits.
Tarbiyah means nurturing faith, character and good habits—through understanding and practice.
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Character in action
Honesty, compassion, courage and gratitude—practised in real life.
Worship & good habits
A joyful, age-appropriate introduction to Salah, Qur’an and Dhikr.
Community & belonging
Children from different schools and backgrounds, growing together.
02 / THE NOOR CIRCLE MODEL
Small by design.
Meaningful by nature.
A familiar place, a caring mentor and a thoughtful rhythm. Simple enough to sustain. Personal enough for every child to be heard.
Your neighbourhood.
Your community.
A local home or community space brings children together without a long commute.
A small circle.
A stronger connection.
8–10 children with a trained mentor. Space for questions, conversation and real relationships.
Thoughtfully planned.
Consistently delivered.
Structured curriculum, mentor training and coaching, supported by tools for attendance, progress and parent communication.
One weekly session. Lasting everyday practice.Step inside a session ↘
03 / THE WEEKLY EXPERIENCE
A little learning.
A lot of belonging.
Stories, recitation, movement, reflection and friendship. Explore how a typical 2½-hour session unfolds.
THE PURPOSE
THE LIGHT WE HOPE TO SHAREEvery neighbourhood deserves
اللَّهُ نُورُ السَّمَاوَاتِ وَالْأَرْضِ
Allah is the Light of the heavens and the earth.
SURAH AN-NUR · 24:35Every neighbourhood deserves
a circle of Noor.
A place where young hearts learn to carry that light into the world.
04 / FIND YOUR PLACE
Three ways to help.
One shared purpose.
You can be a parent, a mentor or a host. Every role helps bring a circle of light closer to a child.
Let your child
grow with Noor.
Find or request a circle near you, and complement your child’s schooling with weekly Tarbiyah.
- Free enrolment for ages 6–13
- Progress updates and parent connection
- Workshops and a community of families
Guide a circle.
Inspire young hearts.
Bring your care and commitment. The programme provides training, curriculum and ongoing support.
- Online and in-person training
- Session plans and free resources
- Coaching, community and certification
Open your space.
Welcome possibility.
A living room, lawn or community space can become the gathering place for your local circle.
- 2½ hours, once a week
- Mentor, curriculum and supplies support
- Coordination with the Noor team
05 / YOUR NEXT STEP
It starts with you.
It grows with us.
Be part of the first wave of Noor Circles. Choose your role and share a few details — the Noor team will contact you about next steps.
Free participation. Simple, guided onboarding.
06 / SUPPORT NOOR
No fees.
Just contributions.
Noor Circles is free for every child. Families and friends who can help keep it that way with a voluntary contribution, starting at PKR 250 a month, with no upper limit.
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Rewards for studentsChildren who earn points through effort, character and consistency are recognised every month.
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Recognition for MurabbisMentors are rewarded based on their engagement: sessions held, attendance, parent feedback and training.
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Circles that lastCurriculum, materials and mentor training for new neighbourhoods.
Every rupee is recorded and tracked. You can pause or stop a monthly contribution at any time.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Your questions,
answered.
Understand the commitment before taking the next step.
What is a Noor Circle?+
A small, weekly neighbourhood gathering for 8–10 children aged 6–13, led by a trained mentor. It brings together Qur’an, Tarbiyah, activities and community.
Is there a fee to participate?+
No. Participation is free for parents, mentors and hosts. Families and supporters who are able to can make a voluntary contribution, from PKR 250 a month, to help sustain the circles and reward students and mentors. It is never a condition of joining.
Do mentors need to be scholars?+
The programme welcomes caring, committed applicants and provides mentor training in child psychology, Islamic Tarbiyah, facilitation and curriculum delivery. Discuss suitability and onboarding with the team.
What happens if there is no circle nearby?+
You can express interest in a new circle in your neighbourhood, or help as a mentor or host. Availability and launch timing need to be confirmed with the organisers.
What should parents confirm before enrolment?+
Ask the team about the mentor, venue, age grouping, supervision, safeguarding arrangements, pickup procedure and parent communication before your child attends.
Does this replace school or learning at home?+
Noor Circles is designed to complement schooling and family Tarbiyah through a consistent weekly gathering and everyday practice.
One circle can be
the beginning of something beautiful.
A Circle of Light in Every Neighbourhood.