The Muslim College

The Muslim College was established in 1983 by the World Islamic Call Society and Prof. Mohammed AboulKhair Zaki Badwi (1922-2006) was appointed as the first Principal of the College. The Muslim College began functioning as an educational institution of graduate studies in Islam from 1987, with the first cohort of student’s graduation with Masters in Islamic Studies in 1990.

During its early years in West London, Ealing, the Muslim College through its education programmes, publications and productions, established an international reputation for its efforts to revive Islam’s education and intellectual legacy. To popularize traditional learning amongst Western Muslims and Non-Muslim’s. In the ensuing years, The Muslim College continued to refines its academic identity, rooting itself firmly in the Islamic and western scholarly academic tradition.