About Noor Ul Quran Trust
A charitable and community-service trust serving families from Islamabad since 1994.
Our story
A trust built on faith, service and accountability
Since 1994, Noor Ul Quran Trust has served families in Islamabad and Rawalpindi through education, healthcare, food support and care for the most vulnerable — and reports openly on every rupee entrusted to it.
What began in 1994 with the printing of the Holy Quran has grown into a registered trust running an orphanage, Quranic publications, a Quran app, nationwide competitions and eight community programmes — supported by 350+ volunteers and thousands of donors in Pakistan and abroad.
To serve families in need with compassion and dignity — through education, healthcare, food and care for the vulnerable — while accounting openly for every donation.
Communities where every child learns, every family eats, every elder is cared for, and every act of giving is trusted.
Compassion · Rahmah
We serve every person with mercy and care.
Faith · Iman
Our work is inspired by the teachings of the Quran.
Dignity · Karamah
We protect the privacy and dignity of all we serve.
Accountability · Amanah
We report openly on how every rupee is used.
Leadership
Guided by our board of trustees
YSYousaf Haider Saqlain
Yousaf Haider Saqlain founded the trust with a small group of neighbours who wanted to make sure no family in their community went hungry or without care. He leads the board's strategy and oversees partnerships and governance.
- Chairs the board of trustees
- Approves annual plans and budgets
- Represents the trust with government and partners
ARAamir Raza
Aamir Raza oversees programme quality and financial controls, chairing the finance and audit committee and ensuring every project is reported in full.
- Chairs the finance & audit committee
- Reviews programme performance
- Leads in the Chairman's absence
DNDur e Najaf
Dur e Najaf guides the trust's work with women and children, and leads its safeguarding and community engagement policies.
- Leads safeguarding oversight
- Advises on women and children's programmes
- Community engagement
“Every rupee given to this trust is an amanah — a trust placed in our hands. We owe our donors not only gratitude, but complete honesty about how it is used.”Yousaf Haider Saqlain · Chairman
Team
Our team & volunteers
Staff, trustees and volunteers who make the work possible.
Hafiz Muhammad Usman
Sana Iqbal
Dr. Bilal Ahmed
Ayesha Siddiqui
Governance
Governance structure
The board sets direction and approves budgets; two committees provide independent oversight of finance and safeguarding; a programme manager leads daily operations.
Journey
Our journey
Trust founded
Noor Ul Quran Trust is founded in Islamabad to serve the Quran and the community.
Quranic publications
Printing and distributing the Holy Quran and Islamic books begins.
Al Mustafa Orphanage
A home, schooling and care for orphaned children.
Registered
Formally registered in Islamabad.
Medical camps
Free monthly medical camps start.
Online competitions
Quran competitions open to participants across Pakistan.
Noor ul Quran App
Read, listen, memorise — and take part online.
Accountability
Every published figure is backed by records
We publish audited financial statements, annual reports and project utilization reports so every supporter can see how funds are managed and used.
Registration & details
Head office
Plot # 5, Street 2, Dhok Haidery, Koral Town, Islamabad
مرکزی دفتر: پلاٹ نمبر 5، گلی نمبر 2، ڈھوک حیدری، کرال، اسلام آباد
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