The Muslim community, undoubtedly, is going through a very sensitive, tough and trying day. The ever-changing situations and misfortunes of the time have pushed them into economic and academic backwardness that is beyond imagination. On the other hand, the Western ideology and its system of education and tarbiyat have successfully exploited the media to leave a negative impact on the gullible Muslim society. This has added to the causes of decline of Muslim Ummah. The situation is very sorrowful.

An overall evaluation of Muslims' condition reveals that they are not only far backward economically but their religious situation too is abysmal. Their detachment from religion brings tears to the eyes. Consequently, Muslim society is increasingly becoming a cradle of new evils and inventions in deen. Any further delay in taking practical steps to have uneducated Muslims attached to religious and contemporary education and the unchecked explosive condition of the society will leave negative effects that will muddy the whole society.

Interestingly, everyone complains about evils of the society and the abysmal educational and economic conditions of Muslims. But it is heartbreaking that so far no collective steps have been taken in search for a solution. No satisfactory efforts were made either on district or state or national level, in this regard. None can deny that presently there is lack of religious schools (madaris)—an important sources of propagation of education—in Nawada district. And most of the madaris present, unfortunately, do not seem heading seriously towards their stated basic goals nor are they preparing people who fit for the changing time. As a result, a major part of our population is either illiterate or has been attaining education in the institutions where they are taught to sell their religion and culture.

These are the troubling conditions and feelings that urged some youth of Nawada district to instigate a movement in the shape of a strong academic institution through which not only that religions education and tarbiyat will be promoted but contemporary and technical education will also be imparted. They believe it would eliminate illiteracy and unemployment from the society. It was under this feeling that AL-KITAB FOUNDATION was established some months before. By the grace of Allah the institution has been registered under the Society Registered Act 1860 of India.

Important Goals Of AL-KITAB FOUNDATION
The aims with which AL-KITAB FOUNDATION was established are as:

1. To try the maximum for maintaining unity among Muslims on the sole concept of Islamic Brotherhood
2. To explore the resources for human welfare
3. To pave way towards a life based on moral and social values
4. To facilitate the society with education required by the situation; establishing religious schools, colleges and arranging for education for elders
5. To guide illiterate and backward sections of the society and try to uplift them
6. To remain aware of the conditions the students of colleges and schools face and to provide facilities to the skilled and smart students
7. To prepare schemes for promoting makatib and propagate technological education
8. To exert efforts for promotion of Urdu, Arabic and Persian languages
9. To exert efforts for promotion of Urdu, Arabic and Persian languages
10. To provide with valuable suggestions regarding employment to the unemployed lots and make them aware about the government facilities for them
11. To provide the poor with resources for treatment and build hospitals
12. To build libraries and publishing houses
13. To protect Waqf lands
14. To plan for achieving these aims and act accordingly