Facilities
An Integrated Environment for Learning, Worship, and Growth The madrasah’s facilities are designed to support all student activities within a single campus, ranging from classroom and laboratory learning, congregational worship at the mosque, physical fitness training, to daily life in the dormitories. Each facility is designed to nurture students who are knowledgeable, independent, disciplined, and environmentally conscious.
Darul Hasanah Jami' Mosque
A mosque on the madrasah grounds, serving as a center for congregational prayers, religious study sessions, and guidance on worship for the students.
Women's Dormitory
The student dormitory, featuring spacious rooms, bunk beds, and personal closets, fosters an orderly, clean, and comfortable dormitory life.
Classroom
Classrooms equipped with whiteboards, projector screens, and air conditioning provide a conducive environment for learning.
School Auditorium
A spacious multipurpose room for assemblies, training sessions, parent-teacher meetings, and various madrasah activities.
Semi-Barrack-Style Dormitory
A dormitory designed to foster the students’ independence, with strict hygiene standards enforced through daily inspections.
Integrated Laboratory
A place where students explore the connection between science and the Al-Qur’an.
Modern Laboratory Standards
Unlike most private schools, the laboratories are designed in accordance with rigorous technical standards and incorporate the principles of industrial laboratory precision to support the students’ science skills.
Obstacle Course
Physical fitness training programs designed to build resilience, discipline, and teamwork among the students.
Smart Library
A library that combines a collection of classical Islamic texts with digital scientific journals.
Madrasah Cooperative
The madrasah cooperative provides students with daily necessities, such as snacks, beverages, and everyday supplies.
Madrasah Buildings and Gardens
A madrasah building with a garden and trees in the central courtyard, as well as corridors connecting the buildings.
Dining Room
A well-lit, roofed dining hall for the students, with wooden tables and chairs for communal meals.
Garden of Al-Qur'an
A garden that grows plants mentioned in the Al-Qur'an—such as olives, figs, jujubes, dates, or grapes—as a means of reflecting on nature.
Hydroponics & Aquaponics Laboratory
Integrated vegetable and fish farming as part of the students’ science and entrepreneurship education.
Solar Panels & Rainwater Harvesting
Roof-mounted solar panels serve as both a source of independent energy and a science demonstration tool, and a rainwater collection system is used to water the garden and the physical fitness training area.
Compost Center & Plastic-Free Zone
Organic kitchen waste from the dormitory is turned into compost for the madrasah’s garden, and students bring their own water bottles to reduce single-use plastic waste.
Integrated Laboratory
Space Concept
The laboratory is designed as a zoned open space, in accordance with Good Laboratory Practice (GLP).
- Main lab zone: island-style workbenches in the center of the room for group work.
- Wet lab area: sinks and drainage for chemistry and biology activities.
- Precision equipment corner: digital microscopes and analytical balances on a stable table.
- Safety zone: first-aid kit, portable fire extinguisher (APAR), and emergency eyewash station near the exit.
Safety Standards
Students must store their bags in lockers before entering, wear lab coats, and clean equipment before leaving the room. Air circulation is maintained, and chemicals are stored in special cabinets.
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