About Us

The Fountain Institute was founded in 2003 with the intention of providing the community of Luton with access to traditional Islamic knowledge.

Who we are

“The Fountain Institute was founded in 2003 with the intention of providing the community of Luton with access to traditional Islamic knowledge.”

“At the fountain institute, we offer a contemporary yet traditional learning experience. That is sourced in Islam’s great heritage of knowledge. A heritage proven to have related to diverse segments of society be that Muslim or non Muslim. In the challenge of sacred learning, the individual embarks on a journey to refine and develop their impetuous state to a spiritual focused, high-minded, principled one; a person committed to his self and societal benefit through the good they can offer.”

Our Vision

To nurture holistic faith-based communities having at its heart an educational institution that imparts a broad and relevant traditional Islamic curriculum.

This vision is underpinned by the principles of sincerity, excellence and education rooted in practice; binding formal learning to the imperative of action and seeing education as a transformative process and not merely informative.

Our Strategy

To maximise impact and widen the circle of benefit to encompass whole communities.
All our students are therefore encouraged to reach out and engage with the people of their own localities through teaching and lending support to any community based initiative that promotes morality and good practice; again the principle of knowledge rooted in practice.

Our Aims

Developing the powers of reasoning and judgement of individuals such they have the tools preparing themselves and/or others intellectually for mature life.

Our aim is to deliver a social and educational service by promoting traditional Islamic learning and values.

We collect & distribute zakat locally

The Hanafi school stipulates: “It is disapproved to transfer the Zakat of one land to another; unless he transfers it to his poor relatives, or to a people needier than his own.” (Al-Zayla’i, Nasab al-Rayah 2:423)

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