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In December 2003, a group of 13 friends got together and discussed the many problems of the inner city areas of Birmingham, where there was a high density of ethnic minority Muslim population. The issues included the inadequate level of education, unemployment, anti-social behaviour and illegal drugs prevailing in the area.

It became apparent that the root cause of all the problems was the failure of the local authority to provide a quality, balanced education that met the aspirations of both parents and children.

The main purpose of the organisation was to improve the quality of education provision by designing various educational projects that would meet the aspirations of the community. These included a Nursery School, Primary School and Evening and Weekend Arabic Madrasa.

In June 2004, The Al-Ameen Foundation became an independent, non-political constitutional organisation and was registered as a charity with the Charities Commission. In June 2005, the nursery and primary school was successfully registered with OfSTED - the Office for Standards in Education, the national governing body. Thereby we were proud to open our doors in September of the same year.