madrasah
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Definition
- Noun:
- An Islamic religious school: A "madrasah" is an educational institution, often a school or college, that provides instruction in Islamic religion, law, and related subjects. It is a core institution for Islamic learning in many communities.
Usage
- The primary function of a "madrasah" is to teach the Quran, Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh), and the Arabic language.
- It can refer to a range of institutions, from small local Quranic schools to larger, more formal colleges.
Examples
- Noun:
- He received his early education at a local madrasah.
- The madrasah teaches students to read and memorize the Holy Quran.
- The curriculum at that madrasah includes both religious and secular subjects.
Advanced Usage
- "Madrasah education": Refers to the system or type of learning provided by these Islamic schools.
- Madrasah education has a long and respected history in the Muslim world.
Variants and Related Words
- Madrasa (n): An alternative spelling for "madrasah".
- Madrassa (n): Another common alternative spelling.
- Madāris (n): The plural form of "madrasah" in Arabic, sometimes used in English academic contexts.
Synonyms
- Islamic school: A general term for a school with an Islamic religious focus.
- Seminary: In some contexts, this can be a synonym, though "seminary" is a broader term for a religious training college.
Related Phrases
- "Madrasah system": Refers to the network or overall structure of these schools within a region or country.
- Reforms to the madrasah system are being discussed.
Noun
- Muslim schools in Bangladesh and Pakistan
- the Pakistan government decided to close down madrasas that provided military training for their students
- many madrasas in Bangladesh are supported with money from Saudi Arabia