Shaykh Nazim then visited the Al-Ghazali Islamic School. Situated on the edge of the city, near to shantytowns, the school is the primary vehicle for da`wa in the Pretoria region. Hundreds of non-Muslim families send their children to attend the school and to become Muslim, many later adapting the religion themselves. 

Organized and run by seven Ugandan Muslims, these knowledgeable teachers provide a full education to the children, including arithmetic, reading, writing, social studies and history, in addition to Quranic Arabic, recitation of Mawlid and other beautiful chants.

Shaykh Nazim particularly approved of this work, something he encouraged whereever he went. He asked the principal, Shaykh Ibrahim, to note down all things the school and teachers were in need of and give him the list. Shaykh Nazim then gave the list to the Pretoria Muslim community leaders with the stipulation that they try to fulfill these needs as a form of sadaqa and a vehicle for da`wa.