Nabaviyyah Institute, which had grown rapidly in terms of providing education and other educational services, currently has over 900 students enrolled. Students from various parts of Malwana and surroundings come to Nabaviyyah Institute in order to strengthen their abilities in facing the G.C.E. O/L and G.C.E. A/L examinations.
Nabaviyyah Institute was initiated by conducting classes to about 40 students in a single classroom. As time passed by, students increased, realizing the quality of service and the low cost. This increase also made a requirement to increase the number of teachers and spaces for conducting classes.

Currently there are two spaces available for conducting regular classes. By the introduction of Information Technology courses, another space too was rented. Due to the great number of students, the currently used rented spaces are insufficient. Therefore, a Building Project was proposed.

A building project worth Rs.50-60 million (approx $600,000) is to commence shortly, for which members have initiated collecting funds. The building is to be technologically equipped for management purposes and will function for institute based activities.

A standard computer laboratory is also part of this building. A lab which is capable of holding around 50-60 computers, where currently Nabaviyyah Institute already has about 25 computers.

Insha Allah, our plan is to complete a state-of-art building, where students can enjoy the facilities of library, auditorium, IT laboratories and vocational training work-shop, with regard to the modern educational trends.

Your special support with this regard too will be highly beneficial, in making this special project a success. Jazakallahu Khairah!

An SMS mobile alert system where updates on Baithul Mubarak Prayer Times and other Nabaviyyah alerts are sent. This SMS system was launched on 7th of August 2011 (Ramadan 1432). Along with the launch of Nabaviyyah Alert, a new section of our website was also created to make Baithul Mubarak Prayer Time Table available online. The new section can be viewed on both Desktop PCs and Mobiles/PDAs.
Visit / Bookmark prayer.nabaviyyah-malwana.org.

The initial publication of the Nabaviyyah Guidance newsletter was launched on the 6th of June 2011 by His Holiness. More details of this project in the Regular Projects page.

This special housing project was inaugurated on the 4th of May 2011 by His Holiness. The Zakath Housing project is funded by both zakath and regular donations. Your support for this project will be highly appreciated. View photos in the Photo Gallery.

A special leadership camp organized by Nabaviyyah where students of Nabaviyyah Institute as well as school students were taken on a 3 days leadership training programme to Embilipitiya. View photos in the Photo Gallery.

The official website of Nabaviyyah Islamic Youth Organization of Malwana was launched on the 3rd of January 2010. The main objective of this supportive project is to keep our cordinating members from all parts of the world updated with the latest events. Since then the site has undergone several improvements and currently there are 2 ways to keep connected with Nabaviyyah, Twitter (for latest news) and YouTube.

A special relief convoy was organized in May 2009 to support the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in the North of the country. Several major items of needs were collected from within and around Malwana. Funds and relief items were collected for over two weeks. Large amounts of items were received from citizens of Malwana, its surroundings and some major firms. The relief was distributed to and handed over in Manik Farm, Vavuniya. View photos in the Photo Gallery.

Students who sat for the G.C.E. O/L in 2008 were taken on a leadership training camp to Wariyapola, Kurunegala. Highly experienced trainers conducted the event. It was a 2 days event where rock-climbimg, boating and other interactive events took place.

Nabaviyyah Welfare Unit conducted a relief programme with the support of the other units, to the citizens of Malwana who were affected during the floods in 2007. The flood lasted relatively longer than normal floods. Relief items were collected and distributed to people who were affected.