Libraries
The Main Library of the Islamic Educational College was found in 1947
The Main Library of the Islamic Educational College was found in 1947
Established in 1947, the Main Library of the Islamic Educational College serves as a vital academic resource for students, teachers, and staff. In addition to the main branch, the College operates seven satellite libraries across its campuses in Jabal Amman and Jubaiha, all dedicated to supporting the educational and intellectual growth of the school community and the wider public.
The library's mission is to provide equitable access to information resources and to promote information literacy among users. Students are guided in how to locate, evaluate, and effectively use information, empowering them to become independent and critical thinkers.
The library houses a diverse collection of over 71,000 volumes, encompassing both print and digital resources aligned with the school’s curriculum. The collection supports the academic needs of students and faculty across all grade levels.
The library adheres to international cataloging and classification standards, including:
To facilitate efficient access to bibliographic data, it uses a computerized cataloging system powered by WINISIS, a software developed by UNESCO and localized by ALDOC of the Arab League.
The library offers a wide range of services to support users, including:
Our librarians are committed to maximizing the use of available resources and promoting an enriching learning environment. Through its programs and services, the library aims to foster a lifelong love of reading and learning in every student.