In 1392H, Al Eman Establishment for education and religious studies began its quest towards attaining excellence in the field of education. His Royal Highness Prince Mohammad Al Faisal Al Saud adopted the Establishment and proceeded to achieve its goals with success. HRH Prince Mohammad donated a great deal of his time, effort and financial support to Al Eman Establishment and its schools.

HRH allocated one of his properties on Amir Mitteb Street in Jeddah for the purpose of erecting an institution of knowledge and guidance for boys and girls. HRH Prince Mohammad continues to offer his support and care to Manarat Schools. As a result of this support, Manarat has branched out to various parts of the Kingdom, including the central, eastern, and southern regions, as well as Al Medinah Al Munawarah area. Further, the school’s leadership supported expansion of its educational departments to include kindergarten through high school, providing quality education to both boys and girls of various ethnicities.

Manarat Jeddah has accomplished much in the field of education. Through the years, Manarat’s students have consistently been ranked among the top in the Kingdom. While ownership of Manarat Schools has been transferred to Ma’arif Education and Training, the academic and Islamic values which distinguish Manarat from other schools remain unchanged. In keeping with Al Eman Establishment’s original premise, Manarat Schools are non-profit.