🎓 Alumni Scholarships.

Supporting Our Graduates in Continuing Sacred Knowledge

As part of our ongoing commitment to our students, Hikmah Youth is pleased to offer exclusive Alumni Scholarships to support graduates who wish to attend Greensville Trust courses or retreats.

We believe in lifelong learning rooted in traditional Islamic scholarship — and Greensville Trust represents a natural next step in deepening your connection with sacred knowledge, character development, and spiritual refinement.

Continue the Journey: Apply for the Hikmah Alumni Scholarship

  • This scholarship is specifically intended to help cover costs related to:

    • Greensville Trust residential retreats (e.g. Sacred Study Retreats, Rihla events)

    • Greensville Trust term-time courses or modules

    • Travel or accommodation associated with Greensville programs (if not included)

    Note: This scholarship does not apply to non-Greensville courses or general education costs.

  • Eligible applicants must:

    • Be an alumnus/alumna of Hikmah Youth

    • Be accepted into or registered for a Greensville Trust course or retreat

    • Demonstrate financial need or request support for genuine circumstances

    • Intend to benefit their local community or peers through the knowledge gained

    1. Complete the Alumni Scholarship Application Form

    2. Submit a brief statement of intent (Why you want to attend the course/retreat)

    3. Provide proof of acceptance or registration from Greensville Trust

    4. Include any supporting documents (optional)

    [📥 Apply Now]

    Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Priority is given to early submissions and those who have not received a scholarship before.

  • Our house-based madrasa was built on sincerity, connection, and the pursuit of sacred knowledge. These scholarships are our way of helping you continue that journey beyond our walls — with teachers and settings that reflect the same tradition.

    By attending a Greensville retreat or program, you not only continue your own growth, but bring barakah back to your family, community, and future students.