"Tawheed Girls Complex, established in 1371, was founded to address the educational needs of Iranian students residing in the UAE. Presently, the school provides education at three levels: primary, first secondary, and second secondary courses. The second secondary course at Tawheed Girls Complex is designed for students specializing in mathematics, physics, and experimental sciences. Similarly, the high school section of the school admits students in these specific fields of mathematics, physics, and experimental science. The school's commitment to educational quality and standards is reflected in its evaluation and regulation by the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA). KHDA serves as the educational quality assurance and regulatory authority for the Government of Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Tawheed Girls' Complex has consistently received an acceptable rating in KHDA inspections over the past academic years, underscoring its dedication to upholding educational excellence and standards."