About Al Mustafa Foundation
Established in 2014 · Bhagalpur, Bihar · Serving two states
A Foundation Built on Faith & Service
Al Mustafa Foundation is a religious, social welfare and educational non-governmental voluntary organisation. It primarily works in education, healthcare and social services.
The foundation was established in 2014 in Bhagalpur, Bihar, by prominent scholars and individuals. Its main aim is to eradicate ignorance, superstitions and illiteracy from society.
In 2017, a branch was established in Mathabari, Malda — "Al Mustafa Foundation, Malda Branch" — with financial support and cooperation from its members.
Goals & Objectives
Education for All
Reduce school dropout rates and provide scholarships to underprivileged students.
Islamic Knowledge
Spread Islamic knowledge, awareness and moral values among the public.
Disaster Response
Provide food, clothing and shelter during floods and other calamities.
Healthcare
Conduct medical camps and distribute free medicines to improve health awareness.
Environment
Plant trees and promote environmental protection through plantation drives.
Libraries
Establish libraries and distribute books to schools and madrasas.
Achievements & Activities
Annual Competitive Exams
Thousands of students awarded certificates, scholarships, medals and trophies.
Disaster Relief Aid
Food, clothing and shelter to flood victims and natural disaster areas.
Libraries Established
Libraries built in Bhagalpur and Mathabari to encourage reading and education.
Tree Plantation
Over 1,000 trees planted to promote environmental balance.
Quran Recitation Training
"Summer Classes" organised for proper recitation of the Holy Quran.
Ramadan Kits & Winter Aid
Ramadan food kits and warm clothes distributed annually to the needy.
Medical Camps
Free medical checkups and medicines distributed annually.
Patient Support
Fruits distributed to hospital patients twice a year.
Maktab Education
Thousands of students provided Islamic education through the Maktab system.
Book Publications
Five books published including "Islam o Manob jibon" and "Chalees Hadith".
Moments from the Field
