Without distinction
Children of every faith and denomination are admitted on the same terms.
Interfaith harmony
An Islamic school with an open door. We admit children of every faith, and every child is treated equally.

Our commitment
“They come from all across Uganda, and not only Muslims, but children of all denominations and faiths. We have no prejudice towards any other faith.”
Their story
While the orphanage was being built in 2025, the school directors travelled the country to register and admit the children who needed a home most.
Most of the children have lost one or both parents. They came from many families and many faiths, and each one was admitted into the school, given a uniform, a bed and daily meals, free of charge.

How we practise it
Harmony is not a policy on paper. It is how the children live together.
Children of every faith and denomination are admitted on the same terms.
Every child shares the same meals, every day.
Pupils learn together in the same classrooms.
Each child receives the same bed, the same care and the same respect.
وَتَعَاوَنُوا عَلَى الْبِرِّ وَالتَّقْوَىٰ
“Cooperate in righteousness and piety.”
Al-Qur’an · Surah Al-Ma’idah 5:2
Life together
Meals, lessons, sport and play, shared by children of every background.







Our Islamic ethos
Mercy (rahmah) is one of the six values we live by. For us, that mercy belongs to every child.
Common questions
No. Abu Musa is an Islamic school, and children of every faith and denomination are admitted without distinction. There is no prejudice towards any faith.
Yes. Pupils follow Uganda’s national primary curriculum alongside Qur’an, Arabic and Islamic studies, in a school rooted in Islamic values. See the curriculum.
Yes. Every child in the orphanage receives the same bed, the same meals, the same place in class and the same care.
Yes, warmly. Please arrange your visit with the school office first so a member of staff can welcome you.
Ask about admissions, or arrange a visit. Visitors of every faith are warmly welcome.