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It depends on the kind of madrassah-- and no, they are not all alike. A madrassah is a Muslim religious school, kind of like what American Christians would call a "parochial school." Students learn about their religion and they often are taught only from the perspective of Islam. But Islam is not monolithic: some madrassahs are conservative and anti-intellectual, featuring rote memorization and recitation of religious texts, with no critical thinking and no secular subjects (no science or math or literature)-- just students (usually boys) sitting and studying the Qur'an day after day for hours. Other madrassahs are quite modern, with both boys and girls in attendance, although often seated separately. These schools feature a wide range of subjects, both secular and religious, and they train students to be religious scholars while also preparing them for vocations.
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In which madrassa shah waliullah family members was teacher madrassa rahimia or madrassa sindh?
madrassa rahimia
When was the Ghazipur Madrassa started?
The correct answer is: 1862
Is there a Six letter word meaning Muslim teacher?
"Madras". It is the base word for school, "madrassa". (Madrassa is Arabic for school. It is often mistaken as a Muslim school.)
In which school shah waliullah family were teacher?
madrassa sindh
What does Academy mean in Arabic?
The word Academy (أكادمي) is used as is in Arabic. You can also use the word "Madrassa" (مدرسة) which means "school".
How do you make a excuse letter?
please be inform that My Son Mohammed Shamil is not able to complete lesson in Civics due to the examination in Madrassa.
Which is the best madrassa for becoming aalim in Saudi Arabia?
There are many different universities giving out degrees in Islamic jurisprudence but the most renouned of them is the Islamic University Madinah
Why does mister Obama PSK court seal Indonesian madrassa records after self admitted islamicist?
Because the records don't exist except in your fragile and insane mind. It seems you have "answers" of your own, not really questions.
Why did Obama PSK court seal his hidden imam Indonesia madrassa records then admit later in Egypt that his Islamic religious beliefs were true?
Barack Obama never claimed nor admitted that he was a Muslim and attended a Christian school in Indonesia, as a result, this question is nonsensical. The speech that he gave in Cairo was to the effect that he felt that US-Islamic World relations were very poor and that he would like to re-orient US foreign policy to align more closely with the interests of "Islamic Worlders". While Obama has made some decisions to that effect, his foreign policy has generally been seen as more inept than necessarily pro-Islamic World. Concerning the Indonesian school, Obama attended a Christian religious school in Indonesia. However, this confuses a lot of people who realize that Indonesia is an Islamic country, so they assume that the school was necessarily an Islamic madrassa. This is not the case. Indonesia actually has freedom of religion and there are numerous religions other than Islam that exist in sizable numbers throughout the archipelago, especially in the easternmost islands and the cosmopolitan centers. It is likely that some of Obama's world views were shaped in Indonesia, but not by a madrassa, rather by day-to-day interactions with other Indonesians while growing up.
Why do people make such a big deal about Barack Obama's time as a young child in Indonesia?
There are some people who have been told by conservative talk show hosts and political pundits that Barack Obama is a secret Muslim or that he went to a Muslim country to study in a madrassa. These stories are demonstrably false, and have been debunked repeatedly (not that there is anything wrong with being a Muslim, but Mr. Obama was not born into Islam, never practiced Islam, and never studied at a madrassa); but for some people, no matter how many times the facts are provided, they continue to believe the myth that somehow, having a foreign-sounding name and spending four years living in a Muslim country makes one suspicious. Fortunately, most Americans don't accept such biased views, and for them, the fact that the president lived in Indonesia for four years is not especially noteworthy, although it certainly is something unique for an American president.
How important were the religious reforms of shah wali ullah?
The translation of the Qur'an into Persian was a very important reform, Shah Waliullah believed that the lack of knowledge of the Qur'an and Islam was a major reason for the problems of the Muslims. Translating the Qur'an, he made a large number of Muslims able to understand and follow the Quranic teachings which were vital to the Muslim community. He played a very important role in defeating the Marathas at the Battle of Panipat in 1761. He believed that the Muslims had to unite to deal with this threat, he wrote to all Muslim nobles calling on them to unite and save the Mughal empire. It was partly his influence which made Ahmed Shah Abdali of Persia intervene. Joining the local Muslim leaders, he defeated the Marathas at the Battle of Panipat. His influence continued long after his death, the Madrassa Rahimiya continued to flourish and many future Islamic leaders were inspired by him to fight for the good of the Muslim community.
Who established the first school in Islam?
Madrasa is a place where religious education is imparted. The First Madrassa was founded by the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa (May peace be upon him) in Madina Munawara. It was called Suffa. The desciples are known as Ashaab-i-Suffa.
