The benefits of having a university education are manifold and range from financial to cultural. The Holy Prophet (SAW) has said “Seek Knowledge even if it as far as China.” A perfect example of this quote was done by one of our very own community sisters. Fatima Munir Walji has gone all the way to Korea to achieve her dream of learning 15 languages. This is her story!
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10 June 2026 / 24. Zil-Hajj 1447
The Hiridjee Foundation - Education Loan Opportunity for Khoja Female Students
The World Federation is pleased to launch a fantastic loan opportunity for Khoja students who will be commencing their university studies in September 2014.
HURRY! Do not miss this opportunity!
The Hiridjee Foundation Loan:
The Hiridjee Foundation Loan is available to TWO FEMALE students of our Khoja community wishing to pursue higher education (Undergraduate, Masters & PHD). The loan is available for a maximum of₤10,000 per student per academic year for upto three consecutive years.
All hard copies of the loan application form should be completed and returned to The World Federation Stanmore office by 31 August 2014.
Female students interested in this loan are requested to apply with their conditional offer in the first instance and submit the unconditional offer after the final results have been published.
Apply by completing the loan application form
French speakers are requested to fill the Loan application form in English please.
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 Loan Application Form | 404 KB |
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