An amanah kept — for the children of Lohajuri.
Jamia Darul-Uloom Jirar Par was founded in 2006 in the remote village of Lohajuri, Katiadi, Kishoreganj, Bangladesh — established by Mohammed Aslam to fulfill the final will of his father.
A father's final will, an orphanage born.
In villages like Jirar Par, orphaned and underprivileged children are especially vulnerable — with limited access to clean water, stable education, and consistent care. The institute was founded by Mohammed Aslam, inspired by the final will of his father, who entrusted him with a simple but powerful responsibility: to establish an orphanage that would care for the children of his hometown.
What began as a personal amanah has grown into a sustained effort to provide stability, knowledge, and dignity to children who would otherwise be left behind. Today, Jamia Darul-Uloom Jirar Par serves as both an orphanage and madrasah, offering free Islamic education and essential care to orphaned and needy children.
Alongside boarding students, the institute also supports local orphans from single-parent households, ensuring they receive the same educational support and care even if they do not reside on campus. Despite limited resources and difficult rural conditions, the mission remains unchanged: to protect, educate, and uplift children with sincerity and trust in Allah ﷺ.
Three promises we make to every child.
Dignity, first.
Every child is welcomed as a member of our family — not as a case. Clean clothes, a bed of their own, and a name that everyone knows.
Faith as foundation.
Daily prayer, Quran, and Islamic ethics shape the rhythm of life. Our graduates are confident Muslims and capable citizens.
Transparent stewardship.
Audited finances, 100% donation policy, and quarterly updates to every sponsor. Your trust is sacred to us.
Our journey so far.
Established in Lohajuri
Mohammed Aslam founded Jamia Darul-Uloom Jirar Par in Lohajuri, Katiadi, Kishoreganj — fulfilling his late father's will to serve the orphans of his hometown.
Recognized as a US public charity
Effective December 20, 2019, Jamia Darul Uloom Jirar Par Inc. was determined exempt under IRC §501(c)(3). Contributions are tax-deductible.
IRS determination letter issued
The IRS issued our formal determination letter (June 16, 2020), classifying us as a public charity under 170(b)(1)(A)(vi). EIN: 45-5574020.
Daily care, year-round
Boarding students and local orphans continue to receive free Islamic education, food, clothing, healthcare, and tarbiyyah rooted in the Qur'an and Sunnah.
A 5-acre Islamic institute
With the support of prominent scholars, we are building a 3-story institute on 5 acres — with technological studies, Islamic and secular degrees, and full scholarships for the poor and meritorious. Projected cost: Tk. 1.4 Crore (~$500,000 USD).