The first class was held in 2010 when Mr. Abdussalam Mohamed, a former petroleum engineering graduate student, set in a corner of the old Masjid teaching Quran for a few number of kids. The Qur’anic School’s goal is to teach the Muslim children how to recite Quran as well as memorize some Surah’s (chapters) through which children could learn some of the teachings of Islam such as prayers. The timing for the Qur’anic School is Friday which children come after school as well as their volunteer teachers to start classes which is about two hours. During the study, the students get to know each other and in the time of prayer, kids start lining up in a straight lines for prayer then afterwards snacks. These activities is to strengthen the ties between the people of the Muslim community in Rolla. In Ramadan, Qur’anic school supervisors hold a competition for all students to evaluate the students’ level and the winners get awards.

The idea of the school in Rolla (MO) started in 2009. Later, in one of the preliminary meetings for the Libyan Student Association (LSA), Dr. Mahmoud El Sharafi shared an idea of establishing a school providing a complete Arabic/Islamic education. The main idea related to Arabic school is to keep the children in touch with their divine language of holy Quran/complete code and conduct of Islamic life. The school opened its doors with two grades under a supervision of dedicated community members. In 2012 the school was named AL-Farouk Elementary School and was completely managed by student volunteers who continued to provide a complete Islamic education The total enrollment in this year 2014-2015 is about 45 students, and about 16 student volunteered to teach in these secessions on Sundays. Later, the school was renamed and revived as Al-Noor Sunday School by Dr. Ahmad Alsharoa and ICRM Shura Council Chairman Dr. Yaqoob Ali. The school has now three grades/level (Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3). The current principal of the school is Dr. Emad Hassan.