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Academic learning and Islamic studies, side by side.
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Discover UAMA's approach to academic education alongside Islamic studies.
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Learn about the emphasis on Islamic manners, cooperation, and everyday conduct.
UAMA's mission is to provide a qualified education to students in America while preserving their worldly and moral values.
In the light of the importance Islam attaches to all types of education the UAMA is an institution that strives to convey knowledge to all Muslims regardless of age, language, race or gender.
The UAMA also carries out activities that will allow Muslims living in North America to perform their worship.
The UAMA has a desire for every person to maintain what Allah SWT has given to them, such as purity, honesty, to have high morality, to gain superior qualities, to evolve in their knowledge, to transmit it to humanity and all of our brothers and sisters in any part of the world.
Visit our Back-to-School page to explore the learning approach and follow the enrollment link for your family's next step.
UAMA is a nonprofit organization founded in 1980, dedicated to Islamic education, community services, and preserving moral and cultural values for Muslims across the United States.
Yes. UAMA maintains strict Zakat compliance. Donations designated as Zakat are distributed according to Islamic guidelines to eligible recipients. You can specify your donation type during checkout.
UAMA operates a full-time boarding school, weekend school, summer camp, and winter camp programs. We serve over 4,400 students annually with a curriculum that blends academic excellence with Islamic values.
Visit uama.us/volunteer or contact our office in Clifton, NJ. We welcome volunteers for education programs, community events, food distribution, and administrative support.
Yes, through our partner Hisar Tour, we offer organized Hajj and Umrah packages with experienced guides, comfortable accommodations, and group spiritual programs.
UAMA serves families through participating centers across the United States. Visit uama.us/our-branches to learn more about locations and services.
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Helping Those in Need Worldwide
The UAMA delivers the donations it collects from people with high awareness, to every needy person regardless of culture, race or ethnicity by giving priority to education.
Although the priority of these donations is the Continent of America, it delivers the donations of its donors who cannot be indifferent to the rest of the world. The UAMA also cooperates with aid organizations operating in relevant places.