Highlights

After a delay of more than a year, as a result of the pandemic; and with our keenness to hold commemorative activities and events worthy of the personality of our late Founder and Chairman, H.E. Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani ...

After spending twenty years in its first headquarters,  Eagle House, Wimbledon  London, in February 2009, Al-Furqān moved to its new premises in central London,  22A Old Court Place, High Street Kensington...

Established in July 1990 and officialy inaugurated on 30th November 1991, Al-Furqān's Library serves as a reference and encyclopedia library to enhance research and academic activities. To date the Library has collected ...

30 November 1991 Seated (left to right)      : Prof. Abdel Hadi al-Tazi, Prof. Nasseruddin al-Assad, Sheikh Hamad al-Jasir, Mr. Mahmoud Shakir, H.E. Ahmed Zaki Yamani, Prof. Salahuddin al-Munajji...

Al-Furqān Islamic Heritage Foundation was established on 19th December 1988, in London, by the Yamani Cultural and Charitable Foundation, initially with the aim to document and preserve the Islamic written heri...

In 1988, a 17th century manor house, located in Wimbledon, a quiet suburb of south-west London, was bought by the Yamani Cultural and Charitable Foundation. After three years of sensitive restoration, starting from Octob...