Sahatu Ayagi is voluntary school in Kano, Nigeria. Sahatussibyan Littahfeezil Qur'an Ayagi (Arabic: ساحة الصبيان لتحفيظ القران اياغى, Sahatussibyan Littahfeezil Qur'an) means the place where children memorizes the Qur'an. Sahatussibyan Littahfeezil Qur'an Ayagi was founded by Sheikh Kabiru Sani Salihu Ayagi in Kano. The school was established at Malam Salihu Abubakar Wada's house, well known as Malam Barau Mai Goro. Over 20 years ago, people from many places came to the house for Islamic studies. History The school was established on 13 Shawwal 1413 A.H. (13 Oct 1992). The purpose was to give lessons to twelve children at noon on Thursdays and Fridays. They were the children of the school proprietor, Hajji kabuki Sana Aging, and the children of his brothers. They studied the Qur'an, Ilmul-Tajweed and Fiqh. The neighbors showed interest for their children. The father of proprietor, Malay Sana Mubarak Wade, asked the proprietor to make the school for everyone who has interest for his children. Then the proprietor made the school open to everyone who had interest to join on 20 Rabi' al-awwal 1414 A.H. (12 Sept 1993). Sahatussibyan Littahfeezul Qur'an Ayagi (Evening section) When the school began, they held an evening section every Saturday to Thursday, moving to various people's houses since they did not have a school building. They had at that time one single room to keep the school's documents, which Ustaz Kabiru Sani borrowed from his uncle Malam Barau before the school got its own place. The management made that it as an office where they used it to keep the school documents and records. The students used mats during the class hours. One of the richest man around the place gave the donation of some tables and chairs The management made them for the students who are in tahfeez classes and others used mats for their lessons which Dala local government gave it as a donation. Now the college has more facilities, as well as students, with the current count approximating 2500 students. In 2000 the people around the school also donated some funds and bought the school a building, which the school's management ended up demolishing and rebuilding because the old building's capacity was inadequate to accommodate the students. Now the school has a completed big building which belongs to Sahatussibyan Ayagi, with twelve classrooms, four offices, one mosque, and ten toilets. However the place was still not enough for the