- Fajr 4:59 AMIqamah: 7:59 pm
- Zuhr 11:45 AMIqamah: 2:45 am
- Asr 2:50 PMIqamah: 5:50 am
- Magrib 5:11 PMIqamah: 8:11 am
- Isha 6:30 PMIqamah: 9:30 am
- Jumah dgtrhtr Iqamah: 2:00 PM
SCHOOL
Islamic schools vary in their structure, curriculum, and focus depending on cultural, regional, and organizational factors. Some Islamic schools offer education from primary to secondary levels, while others may provide higher education, including university-level courses in Islamic studies. The curriculum typically includes Quranic studies, Hadith (sayings and actions of Prophet Muhammad), Fiqh (jurisprudence), Aqidah (theology), and Seerah (Prophet Muhammad's biography), among other subjects.
NAZRA
Nazra, in the context of Islamic education, refers to the act of reciting the Holy Quran while looking at the sacred text. This practice is distinct from Hifz, which involves memorizing the Quran without looking at the text.
The daily recitation of the Quran is considered a deeply spiritual and virtuous act in Islam. Muslims believe that reciting the Quran regularly brings blessings from Allah and helps purify the soul. It is believed to strengthen one's faith, provide guidance, and bring peace to the heart.
HIFIZ
Hifz, the memorization of the Quran, is a revered pursuit among Muslims, symbolizing a profound commitment to divine knowledge. It's a transformative journey that elevates a student to the esteemed status of a guardian of divine words, known as a Hafiz. With the Quran spanning around 600 pages, embarking on the path of memorization presents several challenges. However, these obstacles are viewed as opportunities for growth and spiritual development, making the journey of memorizing the Quran both demanding and immensely rewarding.
Dar ul Ifta
Dar ul Ifta is an Islamic institution responsible for issuing religious verdicts, known as fatwas, on various matters of Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh) and practice. It serves as a consultative body where qualified Islamic scholars, known as muftis, provide guidance to individuals seeking clarification on religious matters or seeking rulings on specific issues according to Islamic law (Sharia). Dar ul Ifta typically operates within a framework of established Islamic legal principles and precedents, drawing upon classical Islamic texts and scholarly consensus to provide authoritative guidance to Muslims.
Dars-e-Nizami
Dars-e-Nizami is a traditional Islamic course designed for individuals aspiring to become Alim, or Islamic scholars. It is a structured educational curriculum widely used in traditional Islamic institutions, known as madrassas or Dar Ul Ulooms. Originating in the Indian subcontinent during the 18th century, Dars-e-Nizami encompasses a comprehensive study of various Islamic sciences, including Quranic studies, Hadith (Prophetic traditions), Fiqh (Jurisprudence), Aqeedah (Creed), and Arabic language. This curriculum serves as the foundation for students seeking to acquire in-depth knowledge of Islamic theology, jurisprudence, and spirituality.
