students because it could not hold all the pupils, some of them still taking their classes outside the school. The school kept its practice of borrowing people's places to give its students their lessons because all the school premises were already occupied with other children. The school still needed help from other organizations or individuals to help the school get another place for its children to round their pupils in one comfortable place that enables the teachers to easily control the students and ensure the pupils' safety. The school also needs a lot of teaching materials to give the children quality education which is Sadat Riyadh and the voluntary teachers who want to scarify themselves in the way of Allah. The school needs donations, either in the form of money, or volunteers, or in any other form to help give children good quality Islamic education. Ummahatul Mu'uminat Ayagi (Sahatu) In 1993 the housewives throughout the area showed their interest in the school. Hajiya Khadija Musa Bako organized classes from Saturday until Wednesday – the school opening from 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm. The school director, Shekh Kabir Sani gave the school name (Ummahatul Mu'uminat Ayagi (Sahatu) Kano No. 183a Ayagi). Sahatussibyan Littahfeezul Qur'an Ayagi (Morning section) In 1997 the school opened another section, which is a primary school for memorising the Qur'an. Under the Dala Local Government Education Authority, (Sahatussibyan Littahfeezul Qur'an Ayagi, Kano Nigeria No 183A Kano, Morning Section), the school opens every Saturday until Thursday from 8:00am to 12:30 pm. College of Qur'anic Studies Ayagi College of Qur'anic Studies Ayagi (Arabic: كلية علوم القران الكريم اياغ). In 2000 the school opened a secondary school section for memorizing the Qur'an, under the Ministry of Education Kano State which is called College of Qur'anic Studies Ayagi, Kano Nigeria, No. 555 Ayagi B, Kano. In year 2000, Alhaji Garba Wada built complete classes, offices, and toilets to the school, which are four classrooms, three offices, and two toilets which belong to the college. Now the school has more than six hundred students (600) but the place is not enough for the students, because they are in many classes. The school needs help from individuals or organisations for more facilities or another place which can hold many students containing many classes, office, restrooms, and hiring other qualified teachers to the college. Every year, the school had rejected many students during the admission