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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم  ·  Bismillahir Rahmaanir Rahiim

TANZANIA ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (KKUT)

KKUT Records and Reporting System

Store, protect and manage the Committee's documents, information and records from National, Zone, Region and District down to Ward level.

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KKUT
10Zones
8Levels
7Sub-committees
Digital DocumentsSecure storage with versions
Institutional ReportsWeekly to annual reports
Projects and AssetsTracking projects and KKUT assets
Events and MeetingsMeetings, resolutions, reviews
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Records Management

One nationwide network, one system

From National to Ward: every level has its own dashboard, permissions and records, all kept secure in one place.

10Zones
37Region
8Levels
7Sub-committees

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About KKUT

The Tanzania Islamic Development Committee (KKUT) is a movement for reviving Islam and establishing justice in society. It was founded by activists from mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar in December 2002, following the command of Allah (s.w) in the Qur'an (3:104).

Calling to goodness

Making sure everyone in society receives the correct message of Islam in theory and practice, through programmes for all ages.

Enjoining good

Every member is a model in doing good and living Islam in practice.

Forbidding evil

Leading in abstaining from evil before forbidding it to others.

The Committee and its goals in brief

The Committee for the Promotion of Islam in Tanzania (KKUT) is a movement for reviving and establishing justice in society, founded by activists from the Mainland and Zanzibar in December 2002 in line with the Qur'an (3:104).

Its network runs from the National level through 10 zones, regions, districts, constituencies, wards/shehia, streets/villages to hamlets; its sub-committees are Teachers, Women, Health, Land/Construction/Projects and Economy, Madrasa and Education Coordinators.

Inviting to goodness
Enjoining what is right
Forbidding what is wrong
1Leadership and officesRegions, districts and wards complete their leadership; every region has an office, an attendant and well-kept records.
2Study circles (darsa)Every district starts and strengthens ward darsa; every region has a circular darsa for EKP graduates.
3Curriculum MadrasaPrepare AMUU teachers, strengthen district madrasas and start new curriculum madrasas.
4Islamic Education by PostRegister new learners in every district (leaders, teachers, staff) and take them to volume four.
5Preparing teachersOrientation seminars, teaching workshops and involving teachers in nurturing students in schools.
6Islamic Religious Education (EDK)EDK taught in primary and secondary schools, learners sit national exams and school statistics are completed.
7Ward/Shehia ProgrammeExtra-study centres for primary and secondary learners in the wards.
8Youth, women, health and economyGraduates' camps, women and youth programmes, health services, land, projects, zakat and sadaqat.

Programmes of every sector

Main Committee for the Promotion of Islam

Leadership structure (region, district, ward)Regional office and record keepingWard study circles (darsa)Family study circlesGraduates study circle (EKP/AMUU)Monthly supervision visitsKKUT Community Fund

Education Coordinators and Teachers Committee

Islamic Education by Post (EKP)Islamic Religious Education (EDK) in schoolsNational EDK/IK examinationsMuslim teachers coordination (seminars, workshops, mentoring)Teacher-college graduatesWard Programme (extra-study centres)Camps/Itikaf and student seminarsForm-four graduates programme (camp)Preparing students for nurturing centres

Curriculum Madrasa Committee

Curriculum Madrasa

Muslim Women Committee

Women taking part in ward-level programmesWomen workshopsWomen study circlesChild nurturing (ages 0-13)

Youth Programmes (ages 13-21)

Youth seminarsYouth study circles

Health Professionals Committee

Health facilities and professionals statisticsBasic health educationHealth service camps

Land, Construction, Projects and Economy Committee

Land and formalisationConstruction of centresEconomic projectsZakat and Sadaqat (budget, income and expenses)

Leadership structure

The leadership network runs from National, Zone, Region, District, Constituency, Ward/Shehia, Village/Street down to Hamlet. There are 10 Zones grouping the Committee regions as shown below.

National›Zone›Region›District›Constituency (Jimbo)›Ward/Shehia›Village/Street›Hamlet
1Zone NorthArusha, Kilimanjaro, Tanga
2Zone SouthMtwara, Lindi
3Zone CentralManyara, Dodoma Kaskazini, Singida, Dodoma Kusini
4Zone Lake EastMara, Simiyu, Mwanza
5Zone Lake WestKagera Mashariki, Kagera Magharibi, Shinyanga, Geita
6Zone WestTabora, Kigoma Mashariki, Kigoma Magharibi, Katavi
7Zone Southern HighlandsMbeya, Rukwa, Songwe
8Zone IslandsUnguja, Pemba
9Zone EastKinondoni, Ubungo, Kigamboni, Ilala, Temeke, Morogoro Kaskazini, Morogoro Kusini, Pwani Kaskazini, Pwani Kusini
10Zone Southern Highlands SouthRuvuma, Iringa, Njombe

Leadership team at each level

Amir (Leader)Deputy AmirSecretaryDeputy SecretaryTreasurerDeputy TreasurerAmirat (Women leader)Deputy AmiratCoordinator

Sub-committees

Islamic Development Committee

The main committee at every level; oversees all committee duties.

Muslim Teachers Committee

Muslim teachers from primary schools to universities, from region to school level.

Muslim Women Committee

Women ready to serve Islam and bring change in the women's community.

Health Professionals Committee

Muslim health professionals: service camps, health education and integrity at work.

Land, Construction, Projects and Economy

Land, construction, economic projects, budgets, zakat and sadaqa, income and spending.

Curriculum Madrasa Committee

Preparing madrasa teachers through the AMUU course and curriculum madrasa infrastructure.

Education Coordinators

Region, district and ward coordinators overseeing Islamic Religious Education in schools.

Meetings and review calendar

National Tamasha and Leaders SeminarTwice a year (mid-year and year-end)
Annual General Meeting: full-year reviewDecember, Kirinjiko Islamic Centre, Same, Kilimanjaro
Annual implementation report of each regionNovember
Zone meetingsThree times a year (the first led by the National office)
Regional ShuraApril (6 hours), August (6 hours), December (full day)
Regional conferencesOnce a year, December (9 hours)
Management ShuraOnce every month
Executive meetingsOnce every week

System services

Documents Archive

Upload, classify, review and archive documents with versions and level-based permissions.

Reports and Reviews

Weekly to annual reports, including the official Regional Annual Report form.

Finance and Assets

Income and expense ledger, receipts, zakat and sadaqa, and the KKUT assets register.

Leaders and Levels

Leaders, committees, meetings, projects and resolutions by Zone, Region, District and Ward. Invited users only.

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