Founded in 1944, the Islamic Culture Society was established by a group of visionary leaders who dedicated themselves to creating schools grounded in the noble values of Islam. Their mission was to nurture generations of young men and women inspired by the guidance of the Holy Qur’an and the traditions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
From the very beginning, the schools embraced an approach that combined Sharia-based principles with a strong, faith-driven commitment to knowledge and scientific inquiry—all in pursuit of the pleasure of Almighty Allah.
In 1946, the Islamic Educational College opened its first campus in Jabal Amman, marking the beginning of a journey in excellence and education. This vision expanded further with the establishment of the Jubaiha campus in 1988, continuing the legacy of shaping future leaders rooted in values, knowledge, and service.
The Founding Members of the Islamic Culture Society
The Islamic Culture Association was established by sixteen members:
Ismail Al-Balbeisi
Abdullah Abu Qoura
Sabri Al-Tabba’a
Mohammed Madi
Ibrahim Menko
Rashid Darwaza
Rafiq Salah
Sa’ad Eldin Beibars
Shafiq Al-Hayek
Shawkat Asfour
Subhi Kahala
Adel Al-Safadi
Abdul Rahman Faraoun
Omar Al-Ba’albaki
Mohammed Al-Shuraiki
Wajeeh Al-Baghdadi
Founded in 1944, the Islamic Culture Society was established by a group of visionary leaders who dedicated themselves to creating schools grounded in the noble values of Islam. Their mission was to nurture generations of young men and women inspired by the guidance of the Holy Qur’an and the traditions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
From the very beginning, the schools embraced an approach that combined Sharia-based principles with a strong, faith-driven commitment to knowledge and scientific inquiry—all in pursuit of the pleasure of Almighty Allah.
In 1946, the Islamic Educational College opened its first campus in Jabal Amman, marking the beginning of a journey in excellence and education. This vision expanded further with the establishment of the Jubaiha campus in 1988, continuing the legacy of shaping future leaders rooted in values, knowledge, and service.
The Founding Members of the Islamic Culture Society
The Islamic Culture Association was established by sixteen members:
Ismail Al-Balbeisi
Abdullah Abu Qoura
Sabri Al-Tabba’a
Mohammed Madi
Ibrahim Menko
Rashid Darwaza
Rafiq Salah
Sa’ad Eldin Beibars
Shafiq Al-Hayek
Shawkat Asfour
Subhi Kahala
Adel Al-Safadi
Abdul Rahman Faraoun
Omar Al-Ba’albaki
Mohammed Al-Shuraiki
Wajeeh Al-Baghdadi
