Al-Faisal College

The Auburn campus serves as the headquarters for the school and is the largest campus by number of students and staff. The campus has five buildings, denoted as Building A, B, C, D and E. Building A is for the primary school, while Buildings B and C are shared between and primary and secondary students. Buildings D and E are used for secondary students.[11]

The campus also has two main playgrounds, one on the main ground level, which is covered and shaded. The second is located on the rooftops of all buildings, except Building A. The rooftop playground is fully netted and secured.

The campus only has one main multipurpose hall, known as the "Upper Hall" among the school community, and as the "Grand Hall" formally. The Hall has an open stage, with backstage spacing, a comprehensive sound system and a projector system set up on stage. The Hall is used for sporting, prayers and school functions such as graduations, formals and awards night.

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  The Upper Hall at AFC, Auburn

The Campbelltown campus started operating under Al-Faisal College management in 2013, previously being operated by Iqra Grammar School since 2006. The campus went through a revamp under Al-Faisal College and hence has expanded its facilities to include a multipurpose hall, a library and multiple computer and scientific labs.[12]

Al-Faisal College opened its doors to their third campus in Minto, the campus is good.[13] Currently, the campus only operates from K-11 and is expecting its first HSC examinations to take place for its first graduating cohort in 2022.

In 2020, Al-Faisal College announced their master plan for their Liverpool campus, which includes extending the existing campus and also creating another site for the school across the existing one, at 80 Gurner Avenue.[14] This plan will create new facilities such as multipurpose halls, new play fields, extended library, new classrooms among other expansion projects. The plan will cater for over 5500 students and 200 staff and will cost more than $300 million to construct. The master plan is said to go hand in hand with the overall transformation of the Liverpool area, which is slowly becoming a CBD in Western Sydney.[15]

Al-Faisal College announced in early 2020 that a fourth campus will be constructed at 65 Croydon St, Lakemba. The campus will cater for 350 students from K-6 spread over a 2 level building, with associated car parking and play areas. The campus is due to open in 2022.

The Muslim World League (MWL), founded by Saudi Crown Prince Faisal, is closely linked to Sheikh Shafiq Khan, the managing director of the al-Faisal College. The MWL provided funding to assist in the establishment of the college.[20] While it has been reported that Khan's power rests on his close relationship with the Saudi Government and its Islamic Affairs Ministry, which uses the kingdom's wealth to promote its conservative Wahhabi view of Islam,[21] in response Khan has said the Saudi funding of the school does not mean Saudis have control or influence on the college's curriculum.[20]

In 2003, Shafiq Khan was involved in a court case where he was accused of diverting more than $1 million derived from halal certification to charities including the Al-Faisal College. Khan negotiated a settlement and agreed to return the money.[22]

In early June 2023, a past student alleged and therefore probed an investigation into "horrific" sexual and physical abuse by two teachers between 1999 and 2000. The school's current principal, Mrs Safia Khan Hassanein has stated that with the current information provided to the school, no evidence could be found to support the abuse claims. However, she claims that the schools is open to continue and support an investigation if more information is provided.[23]