Objectives
Guidance and reform of society based on the eternal Sharia of Islam.
Contributing to the revival of society by establishing targeted educational, educational and social institutions.
Building mosques, Islamic centers and cultural libraries, and the role of memorizing the Noble Qur’an and hadith.
Carrying out charitable and relief work, by collecting and distributing Zakat, sponsoring orphans and students of knowledge, and helping the poor and needy.
Cooperation and integration with bodies and associations with similar goals.

Irshad and Islah was established in 1984 (1404 A.H.). It operates under four domains: direct missionary, philanthropic, instructional and educational, and social. As stated in their mission to instruct and reform, it was decided to build the Mosque of Sultan Mohammed El Fateh in Beirut. Construction of the mosque began in 1988 and was completed in 1998. The mosque includes a center for teaching Quran and Hadith, a functional library, and other missionary centers for students of all ages, as well as a physical health gym facility.

In 1990, the association decided to undertake its first educational mission, by taking on the management of the “Rawdat El Oloum” school in Beirut. By 2000, the school was renamed, The Lebanese International School and moved it’s location to a more permanent and updated facility. “Irshad and Islah” organization aims to serve children and teens by providing activities for educational, religious and community development.
After Sultan Mohammed el Fateh had achieved a great success in serving our society, many benefactors donated funds that helped to establish other projects, some of which include:
• The Hamzah Mosque and Mariam Bint Imran center in the Cola area(currently under construction)
• The Hassan Mosque and Center in Aramoun
• The Riad Mosque and Salah el Deen center in Irsal (currently under construction)
• Sultan El Olamaa Al Izou Ben Abed El Salam in Berkael - Akar - north of Lebanon (construction concluded in 2009), which includes the Irshad Center for Healthcare, a center which specializes in instructional and vocational training, in addition to other benevolent and developmental centers within the building.
• Baalbeck Center (which opened in the year 2009)
• Tripoli center (opened also in 2009)

“Irshad and Islah” continues to fulfill thousands of activities which aim to;
• Instruct and reform society through the establishment of morals, ethics and virtues, Quranic instruction and practice of the Sunnah, as well as general Islamic studies.
• Support the poor and needy; including relief for victims of wars and catastrophes.