Founding (1968): Inspired by Marhoom Chota Mota Desai Saheb (father of Qari Ismail Desai Saheb Rahmatullah Alayh) after he saw a local Muslim family needing items for another religion's rituals, highlighting a need for Islamic education.
Humble Beginnings: The first classes were held under a tree, as there was no building.
Ingenious Teaching Method: With no qualified teacher, Qari Ismail Desai Saheb's late mother recorded lessons onto cassette tapes. A local woman would listen to the tapes and then teach the children.
Expansion (1970s): Marhoom Chota Mota Desai Saheb began hiring a bus to take students to Mias Farm for more advanced studies.
Global Vision (Late 1970s): He personally accompanied a group of 8-10 students from South Africa to India, enrolling them in a Madressah there to ensure they were settled.
Legacy Continued (Modern Day): The spirit of the founder was reflected when students from the Philippines were personally escorted by a guide all the way to the Madressah for admission.
Core Principle: The Madressah's story is a testament to how sincere intentions and humble beginnings can grow into a lasting, global legacy with the grace of Allah.