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The foundation offers scholarships to 40 students annually.
Applications from families with a total annual income exceeding $50,000 will not be considered. No exceptions.
Candidates must maintain a GPA of 3.50 or higher every semester. Student effort and attitude are crucial in meeting these criteria.


Candidates' attendance records must have less than 8 absences per semester, including both excused and unexcused absences.
Candidates must adhere to all school rules and maintain an exemplary Muslim character to the best of their ability.
Applicants must commit to a minimum monthly tuition payment of $350/month per student.
Evaluation Criteria: Applications will be evaluated based on the Michigan poverty levels, with priority given to widows, single parents, and those from low-income households.
Students will be reassessed every quarter to ensure they continue to meet scholarship terms. A probation notice will be issued if terms are not met; subsequent failure to comply by the next quarter will result in the scholarship being canceled for the rest of the terms.
Please note that all scholarship applications require submission of the first page of the parent’s most recent 1040 US Tax Form, showing Adjusted Gross Income (AGI).
Scholarship applications require submission of the three most recent pay stubs, clearly showing year-to-date earnings and gross income information for verification of income and eligibility purposes.
Applications require submission of the parent’s three most recent bank statements, showing account activity, deposits, and balances for income verification and financial need assessment purposes.
We offer scholarship opportunities for eligible students to support academic excellence and encourage learning growth.
Once each school has determined your financial need, you will receive an aid offer via email from the school. Remember that the offer letter is how much the school can contribute to your child's education.
The financial difference must be provided by the family. Each school has a different ability to meet your financial needs—it all depends on the funds available at each school.
Students will be reassessed every quarter to ensure they continue to meet scholarship terms. A probation notice will be issued if terms are not met; subsequent failure to comply by the next quarter will result in the scholarship being canceled for the rest of the terms.