Roles Of Muslim Organizations In The Development Of Islamic Education
[A CASE STUDY OF ILORIN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA KWARA STATE]

Aims and Objectives
i.    The society shall found, build and maintain educational institutions.
ii.    It shall encourage literacy and intellectual pursuits among its members;
iii.    It shall keep and maintain a library for the use of member and
iv.    It shall undertake generally other things that may tend to promote education;
Ansarul-Deen
Birth of the Society
    As result of sheik Kamalu-Deen’s new innovation in the teaching of Arabic, many scholars and Muslims who were hitherto not member of his circle craved to join him. This new development resulted into the formation of the Ansarul- Islam society, which was to cater for the large group, while the AL-ADABIYYAL school cater for the teaching of Arabic Islamic Studies
Aims and Objective
    The aims and objective of the society include:
1.    Dissemination Arabic and Islamic culture
2.    The spread of Islamic of areas it has not hirther to reached.
3.    Extending Islamic brotherhood to all Islamic organization within and outside Nigeria
4.    Establishment of school and colleges in all books and comes of Nigeria.
5.    Encouraging the spirit of service and co-operation for the cause of Islam.
FOMWAN
Islam in Nigeria- Islam has been spreading in federal republic of Nigeria over a period of many hundreds of years, having entered the areas originally in about the 10th century through traders form North of Africa and the sudan. In spite of its long stay in the North of the country and its more recent establishment in the south west, it continues to live side with communities of pagans. It is however still a little known religion in the south –East. Since the colonial era, it has also co-existed with Christianity, which is strong in the south and also had converts in the North, mainly from among formerly pagan peoples
Aims and Objective
The aims of FOMWAN, as stated in its constitution, are as follow:
a.    Encouraging and propagating Islam.
i.    To assist Muslim woman to live according to the tenets of Islam as found in the original sources of the sharia (that is the holy Qur’an and the sunnah).
ii.    To raise the level of consciousness of Muslim woman in order to combat undersirable influence (e.g in fashion literature etc)
iii.    To find ways and means of mobilizing Muslim woman to play their proper part in the spreading of Islam in this country.
iv.    To make positive impact on National matters both religious and secular with a view to guarding the interests of Islam.
Muslim Students Society of Nigeria
    The actual date of birth of the Muslim student’s society of Nigeria is 24th April, 1954, when a group of dedicated and committed Muslim brother and sisters gathered together at Methodist Boys high school in Lagos in order to inaugurate a body that would unite the Muslim student in the areas and serve as the mouthpiece of the students, so as to protect their right and promote their general welfare in the community.
The aims and objective of the society as set out in constitution are as follows:
1.    To bring all Muslim throughout Nigeria into closer union and inculcate in them the true Islamic spirit of brotherhood and absolute faith in ALLAH as the holy basis for the achievement of peace among mankind
2.    To establishing an Islamic Ummah governed by the principles and rules of SHARI”AH.
3.    To encourage the study of the Holy Quran as a book and the Arabic language as the lingua franca of the Islamic World.
4.    To promote the general welfare of Muslim and safeguard their fundamental right in any community.
5.    To constitute a strong FORCE for the propagation and strengthening of Islam in Nigeria and through the world.            
Ja’amatNasil Islam (J.N.I)