Darul-uloom Nadwatul Ulama:

‫ءالعلما ندوۃ داراُلعلوم‬

Muslim Intelligentsia in the 19th Century The Islamic East had maintained, over the centuries, a social, cultural,
economic and moral equilibrium, based on eternal values drawn from the revealed truth. The Western influences,
often forcibly imposed upon the world of Islam, created a schism between the spiritual and material domains of the
community's life. The religion began to be looked down as something of a private concern having nothing to do with
the affairs of the world. Islam, like Christianity, was divided into the Church and the State.

The Western nations launched an unrelenting attack on Islam from all directions-the philosophy, history,
literature, science, politics and culture.

Sectional Jealousy :
While the Islamic Millat was passing through these highly critical times, the Millat itself was torn between two
groups-the modern' and the orthodox'. The former group had developed a blind faith in Western sciences and
civilization. It stood for the total and uncritical adoption of the Western system of instruction and education.

The dangers of this situation were realised by some sincere and far-sighted religious scholars. They possessed
wisdom and a vision that was broad and enlightened. They came from Shaikh-ul-islam Hazrat Shah Waliullah's
line of disciples. The guide and leader of this earnest group of men was Maulana Mohammed Ali Mongeri who
was an outstanding theologian and spiritual mentor of his time. He had been the most favourite student of Maulana
Lutfullah Saheb of Aligarh and was the Khalifa-i-Majaz Spiritual successor of Maulana Shah Fazlur Rahman
of Gani Moradabad.

Formation of Nadwatul Ulama Association :

These venerable after discussing and corresponding with the other Muslim divines of their time decided finally to
establish a religious and educational Association. The main object of this Association was to bring about harmony
and co-operation among the different groups within the Muslim Millat, and thereby to bring about the moral,
religious and educational reform and progress of the Muslims and make a institution between two extreme (Aligarh
and Deoband).

On the occasion of convocation of MADARSA FAIZ-E-AAM, Kanpur in 1893 A.D.(1310 Hijri), scholars like
Maulana Lutfullah Aligarhi, Maulana Hafiz Shah Muhammad Hussain Allahabadi, Maulana Ashraf Ali
Thanwi, Maualana Muhammad Khalil Ahmad (Deoband), Maualana Sanaullah Amritsari, Maulana Noor
Muhammad Punjabi, Maualana Ahmad Hasan Kanpuri, Maulana Syed Muhammad Ali Kanpuri, Shaikhul-
Hind Maulana Mahmud Hasan, Maulana Shah Sulaiman Phulwari, Maualana Zahurul Islam Fatehpuri,
Maualan Abdul Ghani Mau-Rashidabadi, Maulana Fakhrul Hasan Gangohi and Maulana Syed Shah Hafiz
Tajammul Husain Desnavi agreed to form an organization of Ulama and convene a gathering of Ulama of the
thoughts in the next annual convocation of Madarsa Faiz-e-Aam, Kanpur. They decided the name of the
Organization to be NADWATUL-ULAMA. It was founded at Kanpur in 1894.
The responsibilities of the organization were given to Maulana Syed Muhammad Ali, who became the first Nazim
of Nadwatul-Ulama. The goal was to bring harmony and co-operation among various groups within the Muslim
Millat, to bring about the moral, religious and educational reform and progress.
Nadwatul-Ulama held its first convention on April 22-24, 1894 (Shawwal 15-17, 1311 AH) in Madarsa Faiz-e-
Aam. It was attended by a huge group of scholars from all sects of the ummah and all corners of the sub-continent
including Maulana Abdullah Ansari (Founder Nazim-e-Diniyaat, MAO College) and Maulana Shibli Nomani,
who were teachers of Arabic and Persian at MAO College. Maulana Shibli Nomani proposed Maulana Mufti
Lutfullah to chair the opening session. According to Nawab Sadar Yaar Jang ,Maulana Habibur Rahman Khan
Sherwani, Maulana Ibrahim Aaroomi and Maulvi Muhammad Hussain Batalwi were representing Ahle-Hadis
(Salafi) delegation, Maulvi Ghulamul-Hasnain were representing Shia delegation. Maulana Shah Muhammad
Hussain presented the organization's objectives and Maulana Shibli Nomani presented the working guidelines
(Dasturul-Amal).

On the recommendation of Maulana Muhammad Husain Batalwi, this working guidelines was referred to a
committee of scholars to discuss. On April 23, after maghrib prayer, a special session comprising of 30 scholars
were held and each and every guidelines were discussed and finalized. On the next day, in morning session under
the chairmanship of Maulana Lutfullah of Aligarh, Maulana Shibli Nomani announced the proposals;

* The Present educational system and needs a reform.

* Principles or representative of all the Islamic Institutions (Madaaris) should attend the annual convention of
Nadwatul Ulema.
* A Federation of Madaaris should be formed so that all the madaaris should come under one umbrella. To
implement this scheme few large Madaaris should be started which will act as a main Madrasah known as
Nadwatul-Uloom and rest will be their branches. Nadwatul-Uloom will keep an eye on the activities of the branches.
* Expansion of Madarsa Faiz-e-Aam with Hostel facility.
* Curriculum reform (This was proposed by Shah Muhammad Husain Allahabadi and seconded by Maulana Shibli
Nomani)

After this 12 scholars were named to develop syllabus. All the members of the syllabus developing committee made
their proposed changes in the syllabus but Maulana Shibli Nomani presented the model of Nadwatul-Uloom.
When Maulana Shibli’s proposal of a Darul-Uloom was accepted by the attendees, he requested to form a Managing
group and so a panel of 16 people was selected with consensus. The founding session was concluded with final
remarks and vote of thanks by Maulana Shibli Nomani.

One of the Main aim of the formation of Nadwa was to bring all the sects of Islam irrespective of their beliefs. It
was a pool of Shia, Deobandi, Ahle Hadees, etc who recited 'La Ilaaha Illallaah' (there is no God except Allah)
irrespective of 'Muhammadur Rasool Allah' (Muhammed is Prophet of Allah). This heretic movement was
strongly rejeceted by Scholars of Sunni Islam like Imam Ahmad Raza etc.

Initially the founders of Darul Uloom Deoband like Rasheed Ahmad Gangohi,Qasim Nanotwi etc. were against
the Nadwa Movement but later they joined in. Now Nadwa is a similar institute of Darul Uloom Deoband preaching
it teachings.
for bringing about suitable changes and improvements in the out-dated syllabi of the Arabic Madrasas.

Darul Uloom Nadwatul Ulama :

Nadwatul Ulama Association held annual session in different cities. But it was soon felt that unless some practical
steps were taken to translate these ideals into action, it will not be understood and appreciated by the Muslim
masses. The first step, accordingly, was taken in 1898 (A. H. 1316) with the establishment of a Darul Uloom which
soon earned for itself a place in India and abroad as a modern seat of Muslim theological learning. This institution
was named Darul Uloom Nadwatul Ulama, was established at Lucknow(from Kanpur) which is the capital of
Uttar Pradesh, the biggest state of India, and an important centre of Muslim culture for many centuries.

updated the Islamic syllabus with modern sciences, vocational training etc . 1899 foundation stone of the library.
1908 Sir John Hevet Lieutenant Governor of UP laid the foundation stone. In donation Rulers of Shajehanpur, Sir
Agha Khan, and Government allotted a piece of land and grants were provided to by the government

Role of Maulana Shibli Nomani in development of Nadwa:

Maulana Shibli Nomani (June 3, 1857 - November 18, 1914) born at Bindwal in Azamgarh district of
present-day Uttar Pradesh. He is known for the founding the Shibli National College in 1883 and the
Darul Mussanifin in Azamgarh.
After the death of Sir Syed Ahmed in 1898, he left Aligarh and became an advisor in the Education
Department of Hyderabad State. He initiated many reforms in the Hyderabad education system. From his
policy, the Osmania University of Hyderabad adopted Urdu as the medium of instruction. Before that no
other university of India had adopted any vernacular language as the medium of instruction in higher
studies. In 1908 he left Hyderabad and went to Lucknow to become the principal of Nadwat tul-‘Ulama
(Nadwa). He introduced reforms in the school's teaching and curriculum. He stayed at the school for five
years but the orthodox class of scholars became hostile towards him, and he had to leave Lucknow for his
birthplace, Azamgarh, in 1913. Earlier at Nadwa he wanted to establish Darul Musannifin or the House
of Writers but there he could not do this.. He wrote letters to his disciples and other eminent persons and
sought their cooperation. Eventually one of his disciples, Syed Sulaiman Nadvi fulfilled his dream and
established Darul Musannifin at Azamgarh. The first formal meeting of the institution was held on
November 21, 1914, within three days of his death.

Role of Maulana Nadwi in development of Nadwa:

Maulana Syed Abul Hasan Ali Hasani Nadwi (Ali Miyan) was born in Raebareli in 1914 in family of
Islamic scholars. In 1934, he was appointed as teacher in Nadwa, later in 1961, he became Principal of
Nadwa and in 1980, he was appointed as Chairman of Islamic Centre Oxford, UK. He has been awarded
King Faisal Award (1981) given by King Faisal Foundation and Sultan Brunie Award (1999) for his
contributions. He was a prolific writer in Urdu and Arabic, his books are part of syllabus in various Arab
Universities, several books have been translated in English.

Purpose of Foundation:
It was founded with the following three distinct features:

* To serve as a bridge between the Old World and the new but firm and unbending in the matter of fundamentals.
* Aimed at producing an educated class of Muslims well versed in traditional learning and yet actively involved
with the ruling power.
* Sought to give Arabic, both modern and classical, a central place in its system of education besides facilitating
links with Muslim West Asia.

Management :
The Managing Committee of the Darul Uloom consists of distinguished Muslim divines of the country and of men
known for their solicitude for the religious welfare of Muslims. It is an elected body with a fixed tenure. When the
term of a member of the Committee expires, a new member is elected in his place. The retiring member can also
seek re-election.

The Managing Committee comprises 63 members who are drawn from all parts of the country. The Committee
nominates a Nazim (Secretary General) who is incharge of day-to-day management. The post of Nazim is an
honorary one. Then there are M'otamad-i-Talim (Academic Adviser) and M'otamad-i-Maliyat (Treasurer) who
are also nominated by the Managing Committee to assist the Nazim in the discharge of his duties. They, too, work in
an honorary capacity.

The administration of the Darul Uloom is entrusted to a Mohtamim (Principal). The Darul Uloom pays, according
to its means, the salaries of the staff and also arranges for the free lodging, board and clothing of students who
cannot afford to meet their own expenses. Besides, scholarships amounting to about Rs. 65,000 are awarded
annually to the deserving students.
Supervision of the Academic Work :
The guidance of Nadwatul Ulama and the management of the Darul Uloom was entrusted to the men of learning
who, though firm and orthodox in faith, were ready to be tolerant in controversial matters;. They all came from
highly distinguished families, religiously and educationally. Maulana Mohammad Ali Mongheri was the first to
be appointed as the Secretary General of the Darul Uloom. After him, Maulana Masihuzzaman Khan of
Shahjahanpur, teacher of the former Nizam of Hyderabad, hold that position. The Maulana was succeeded in turn by
such illustrious men as Maulana Khalilur Rahman Saharanpuri, son of Maulana Ahmad Ali Muhaddis of
Saharanpur (author of Hashiya-i-Bukhari), Maulana Syed 'Abdul Hai (author of Nuzhat-ul-Khawatir) who was a
scion of Syed Ahmad Shaheed, and Dr. Hakim Maulana Syed Abdul Ali. At the death of the last-named, this
responsibility fell on the shoulders of Maulana Syed Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi, the well known religious personality
of the present-day Islamic world. The Maulana has ever since made his valuable services available to the institution
ungrudgingly.

In the beginning the academic supervision of the Darul 'Uloom was entrusted to Maulana Shibli Nomani under
whose guidance and inspiration the institution acquired an intellectual and literary atmosphere from its earliest days.
It developed the taste for scholarship and research and quickly reached the pinnacle of its fame. After the Maulana,
his place was taken by one of his celebrated pupils and successors, Maulana Syed Sulaiman Nadwi. He discharged
his responsibilities in the most admirable manner and the way Darul 'Uloom has profited from his unique literary
abilities, the width of his experience and his prestige and influence, is simply unforgettable. When Maulana Syed
Sulaiman Nadwi retired, this office was also placed under the charge of Maulana Syed Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi.

Educational Policy :
Darul Uloom Nadwatul Ulama was established on the principle of a balanced synthesis of the classical education
with the modern. Its chief purpose was (a) to evolve a proper integration between the eternal fundamentals of the
faith and ever-changing values of human knowledge and learning and (b) to bring about harmony and cohesion
among the different groups and schools of thought of Ahl-i-Sunnat Muslims. As Islamic sciences are living,
evolving and progressive and education was subject to the law of change and reform, hence it was essential that the
system of education too, should change and evolve with time for needs of Islamic Millat.

Syllabus :
The Darul Uloom concentrated particularly on the holy Qur'an and introduced it into syllabus as a living book and
an eternal message.
At the initial stages a simple study of the Qur'an was prescribed. For moral training and discipline a course of the
Traditions of the holy Prophet dealing with his noble virtues and ethical and social conduct was included in the
syllabus.

The Darul Uloom provides education from the primary to the university stage in the theological branches of
learning and Arabic Literature.Total period of sixteen years.The institution and its branches normally have 4000
students on its rolls every year.The academic year begins from the 6th of Shawwal and lasts upto 25th of Sha'aban
followed by the vacation of Ramadhan. The Darul Uloom has at present 131 well-qualified teachers on its staff.
The number of non-teaching staff is 103.

The Primary Stage:

It covers a period of six years (including pre-primary classes) and provides elementary instruction in Urdu, Hindi
and English as well as Arithmetic, Geography, General Science, etc., The primary classes normally have more than
2500 students in an academic year. Arrangements have also been made for holding special classes for the students
desirous of committing the holy Quran to their memory. Huffaz have been appointed to impart instruction to such
students whose number varies between 200 to 250.

Higher Secondary Stage:

The Two-year course comprising ninth and tenth year of the curriculum imparts instruction in Arabic, Persian and
English besides religious sciences and Islamic history.

Graduation (Alimiyat) Stage:

The four-year course, which is equivalent to the graduation course under western system of education offers
instruction in the commentary of the Qur'an (Tafsir), Traditions (Hadith), Islamic Jurisprudence (Fiqh) besides
Arabic literature and other branches of Islamic learning. Higher efficiency in Arabic literature and the knowledge
of English equivalent to the Intermediate standard of the U. P. Board of High School and Intermediate Education,
are the special features. The number of students studying in these classes is between 150 to 200.

Post-Graduate (Fazilat) Stage:

This is a two-year course providing instruction in Arabic literature and Islamic branches of learning, The latter
comprise Tafsir, Hadith, Fiqah and Shari'ah, of which one subject has to be offered by the students for intensive
study. The students have also to submit a thesis in the subject of their choice. Two more courses viz. Comparative
Religions and Islamic D'awah have been started shortly.

The standard of instruction imparted at the Fazilat stage compares with the Master's Degree in these subjects in the
Universities of the Arab countries. The number of the students in the Fazilat classes is about 50 in an academic
year.

Takmil or Doctorate Stage:

Facilities are also provided for undertaking research, known as Takmil, in the subjects taught at Fazilat stage in the
Nadwatul 'Ulama. The duration of the research being normally two years, it is conducted under the guidance of
competent teachers.

Diplomas & Special Courses

Diplomas:
The Darul Uloom grants the Diplomas and Degrees of 'Alim' and 'Fazil' at the successful conclusion of the Alimial
and Fazilat courses of study.
Special Courses:
(1) Darul 'Uloom also provides for a special five-year condensed course in Arabic and Theology to the students who
have studied up to B. A. or have at least passed the Intermediate examination.

At the completion of this course a student becomes entitled to the degree of Alim of the Darul Uloom. A special
condensed course has also been started recently for students whose mother tongue is English and who do not know
either Arabic or Urdu.

(2) A Department of Islamic Thought and Comparative Religions has been started recently for those who desire to
devote themselves to the preaching of Islam.

(3) An Institute of teachers training is another recent addition for meeting the requirements of institutions imparting
instruction in religious sciences within the country.

The Darul Uloom thus, included Arabic in its syllabus both as a classical and a modern language. Many books were
specially got written by it for the purpose of promoting the study of Arabic language. The importance and usefulness
of the endeavours of the Nadwatul 'Ulama in this respect have been acknowledged not only throughout India but in
the Arab world also. Thanks to these efforts, the Darul Uloom has been able to produce a number of Arabic scholars
and writers whose proficiency and merit has won whole-hearted praise even from the literary circles of the Arab
countries.

Branches:
There are about 111 branches of Darul Uloom Nadwatul Ulama.

2. Jamia 3. Jamia
Islamia, Jamia Kashiful
1. Darul Uloom
Abad Uloom
Tajul Masajid
Post Box No. Jama
Bhopal (M.P.)
10, MasjidAuranga
462001
Bhatkal-581320 bad-
(Karnataka) 431001(M.S.)
4. Madrasa
5. Madrasa Zia-
Falahul
Ul-Uloom 6. D.T.S.
Muslimeen
Maidanpur,Taki Jajmau Road,
Ameen Nagar
akalan Kanpur
(Tenduwa)
Distt. Raebareli Pin:208010
P.O.Tanera
Pin:22900(U.P. (U.P.)
(Raebareli)
)
U.P. Pin:229302
7. Darul Uloom 8. Jamia 9. Madrasa
Noorul Islam Islamia Arabia Arabia
Vill:Jalpapur Qazipur. Anwarul
P.O.Inarwa Bhadohi Uloom
 Nageena
Distt. Bhadohi Masjid,
Bazar
(U.P.) Pin: Nawab Pura
Sunsari (Nepal)
221401 Aurangabad-
431001(M.S.)
11. Madrasa 12. Madrasa
10. Madrasa Alia Ehsania Madinatul
Irfania Vill. Semra P.O. Uloom
Abdul Aziz Road, Tahwe Sambhal-
Chowk Distt. Gopal Pin:244302
Lucknow Ganj Distt.
226003(U.P.) Pin: 841440 Moradabad
(Bihar) (U.P.)
14. Madrasa 15. Madrasa
13. Darul Uloom Anwarul Islam Rahmania
Jalilia Furqania At. P.O. Vill. Bandio,
P.O. Jarwal Madhopur, P.O. Birni,
271904 Via Barharya Via Phusru
Bahraich (U.P.) Distt. Siwan Pin.829144
841232 (Bihar) Bokaro (Bihar)
18. Madrasa
16. Darul Uloom 17. Madrasa Noorul Uloom
Bolgaon Noorul Islam Vill.
Via Kasba Distt. P.O. Kunda, Madhaulia,
Purnia Partapgarh P.O.Sermari
(Bihar) Pin:229409 Distt.
Pin.854330 (U.P.) Nawalparasi
(Nepal)
19. Madrasa
Islahul 20. Jamia Syed 21. Madrasa
Musilmeen Ahmad Usmania Ziaul
Karim Ganj Shaheed Uloom
(Jhitki) Katauli, Sheraapur
P.O. Bokliara, Malihabad Mehmoodaba
Via Budh Nagar, 227111 d
Diori Lucknow. Distt. Sitapur
Distt. Sitamarhi- (U.P.) (U.P.)
(Bihar)
22. Madrasa
Islahul 24. Madrasa
Muslimeen 23. Madrasa Arabia Tyylba
Bibiapur, Ahmad Faizul Islam At & P.O.
Nagar At. P.O. Phulat Jansath
Nawanwan P.O. Muzaffarnagar Distt. Muzaffar
Pirhi, Pin:251314 Nagar
Distt. Raebareli (U.P.) Pin:251314
(U.P.) (U.P.)
Pin: 229001
25. Madrasa 26. Jamia 27. Madrasa
Ruhul Islamia Norul Uloom
Muslimeen Muzaffar Pur P.O.
Mohalia Neel P.O.Dalandarp Dhaurahra
Kothi,
ur Distt.
P.O. Dehri On
Distt. Lakhimpur
Sone
Azamgarh (U.P.)
Distt. Ruhtas
(U.P.) Pin: 262701
(Bihar) 821307
30. Madrasa
28. Madrasa 29. Al-Mahadul
Umar
Chashma-E-Faiz Islami Riyazul
Farooque
P.O. Malinal, Uloom
Vill. Piprahia
Madhubani P.O. Sitapur
P.O. Kasia
(Bihar) (U.P.)
Distt.
Pin: 847211 261208
Padrauna
30. Darul Uloom
31. Madrasa 32. Madrasa
Al-Arabia Al-
Islamia Arabia Moinul Islam
Islamia
P.O. Amarth P.O. Belehra,
Mirti Gate,
Distt. Jamoi Barabanki
Stadium Road
(Bihar) U.P.
Jodhpur
Pin:811307 Pin: 225001
Pin.342006 (Raj)
35. Madrasa
33. Madrasa
Arabia Mufidul
Faizul Quraan 34. Darul
Islam
P.O. Haider Uloom
P.O. Kham
Garh P.O. Dharni,
Gaon,
Barabanki (U.P.) Amravati (M.
Buldana
S.)
Pin:444303
Pin: 225701
(M.S.)
38. Madrasa
37. Madrasa
Arabia Talimul
36. Madrasa Mazharul
Quran
Furqania Uloom
Samaryawan
P.O. Biswan, Nauguiyan,P.O.
Bazar Sant
Sitapur (U.P.) Kaiser Ganj
Kabeer Nagar
Pin: 261231 Distt. Bahraich
Pin : 272001
(U.P.) 271903
(U.P.)
40. Madrasa
41. Madrasa
Talimul Islam
39. Darul Uloom Talimuddin
P.O.
Nomania P.O. Parshade
Gulauti,Via
(M.S.) Pin: Pur
Kalpi
431401 Distt.Raebareli
Distt-Jalaun
(U.P.) 229129
(U.P.) 285204
43. Madrasa
Makhdoom 44.
42. Madrasa
Islam Madrasatul
Faizul Uloom
Mohalla Falah
P.O. Ram Nagar
Makhdoom 401-Azad
221008
Zadgan Nagar, Indore
Distt. Barabanki
Daryabad, Pin. 452001
U.P.
Barabanki U.P. (M. P.)
225404
45. Madrasa 46. Madrasa 47. Madrasa
 Arabia
Syed Amir Ali
Saeedul
Shaheed
Uloom
Badrul Uloom Vill. Halim
P.O. Banethu
P.O. Sidhauna Nagar, P.O.
Distt.
Distt. Raebareli Shuja Ganj
Siddharth
U.P. 229001 Distt.
Nagar
Barabanki U.P.
(U.P.) Pin:
255001
272154
49. Madrasa 50. Madrasa
48. Madrasa
Taleemul Faizul Quran
Islamia
Quran Vill Miyan
Madinatululoom
Qadam Rasool Ganj,P.O.
P.O. Karamdih
Post Paintepur Daryabad
(Baggi Road)
Distt. Sitapur Distt.
Distt. Gonda
(U.P.) Barabanki
(U.P.) 271001
Pin-261203 (U.P.)225404
53. Mohtamim
Sb.
52. Mohtamim Madrasa
51. Zinatul Sb. Talimul Quran
Quran Madrasatul
P.O.Chilkoripett Iman Vill.
Distt.Guntur P.O. Jaganpur Baghmiran
(A.P.) 522616 Distt. Faizabad P.O. Mangrauli
(U.P.) 224001 Distt.
Sultanpur
(U.P.) 228001
54. Mohtamim
55. Mohtamim 56. Madrasa
Sb.
Sb. Lslamia
Madrasa
Madrasa Qutbia
Maadanul Uloom
Ahyaul Uloom P.O.Sihali-
Bazar Mahraj 225001
P.O. Nagram,
Ganj Tarai Distt.
Lucknow
Distt.Gonda Barabanki(U.P
Pin: (U.P.)
(U.P.) 271001 .)
227308
58. Madrasa 59. Madrasa
57. Madrasa Talimul Islam Madinatul
Quddusia Miyan Ka Uloom
Kathwara Purwa, Pathan Pura,
Harchandpu P.O. Inhauna P.O. Khargura
Raebareli (U.P.) Raebareli Janoob
229001 (U.P.) Distt.Bahraigh
Pin : 229801 (U.P.) 271801
60. Madrasa 61. Madrasa 62. Mohtamim
Islahul Talimul Islam Sb.
Muslimeen P.O.Khush Hal Madrasa
Barauli Tahseel Ganj Mazharul
Mohanlalganj Mohan Road- Islam
Lucknow (U.P.) 226001 Billochpura-
226001 Lucknow (U.P.) 226001
 Lucknow
(U.P.)
63. Mohtamim
64. Madrasa 65. Madrasa
Sb.
Talimul Quran Talimul Quran
Madrasa Arabia
Vill Muhsinpur,
Talimul Quran
Mazra Etara Mohalla
Tingin Gundi,
P.O. Panjabiyan
Bhatkal
Pihani,Hardoi Rampur (U.P.)
Karnataka-
(U.P.)241406 9 244901
581312
68. Madrasa
66. Al-Jamiatul
67. Madrasa Khairul
Mahmoodia
Alia Furqania Madaris
Near
Fatehpur,Near Baalu Math
S.P.Banglow,
Old Post Office Distt.Palamau
Hidayat Nagar
Barabanki- n
Lakhimpur-
225305 (U.P.) Pin.829202
262701 (U.P.)
(Bihar)
69. Madrasa 70. Madrasa
71. Madrasa
Islamia Islamia Arabia
Islahul
Madinatul Uloom Fazils Sarai
Muslimin
Babu,P.O.
P.O.Gopalmau
Baswari,P.O. Nawari
,
Kara-212205 Distt.
Hardoi (U.P.)
Disit. Allahabad Partapgarh
Pin :241404
(U.P.) (U.P.) 23001
72. Madrasa 73. Madrasa
Obey Ibn-E- Arabia
74. Madrasa
Ka'ab Merajulmuslimi
Aminia
Baghraia Khera, n
Hasanpur,
Rahmat Nagar P.O.
P.O. Sobaiha
Ring Road, Mohammadpur
Barabanki(U.P
Dubagga, Gaunti-212601
.) 227302
Lucknow (U.P.) Distt. Fatehpur
226001 Haswa (U.P.)
77. Madrasa
75. Madrasa
Siddiqia
Rahmania Sirajul 76. Jamlatun
Islamia
Uloom Noor
P.O. Pura
P.O.Narainpur, P.O. Patari,
Raza Khan
Via Barachaur Distt. Melisana
Distt.
Distt. Ghazipur Gujrat-384265
Barabanki
(U.P.) 233001
(U.P.) 225001
78. Madrasa 79. Darul 80. Madrasa
Islamia Arabia Uloom Islam Arabia Ziaul
Ghauri Ghao, Nagar Uloom
P.O. Kothi P.O. Town Unehail,
-823001 Porio,Ranchi-
Via Imam Ganj, 835205 Distt. Ujjain
Gaya (Bihar) (Bihar) (M.P.) 456221
81. Ma'ahadul 82. Madrasa 83. Madrasa
Firdaus Al Ashraful Uloom Miftahul
Rahmani
Uloom
Rahmat Nagar, Sahla Mau P.O.
Pahiya Azam
Ring Road Kakori,
Pur,
Dubagga,Post. Tehseel
Post Kakori
Kakori Malihabad
Lucknow
Lucknow (U.P.) Lucknow (U.P.)
(U.P.) 227107
227107 227107
86. Madrasa
84. Madrasa
85. Madrasa Islamia Noorul
Baitul Uloom
Alia Furqania Uloom
Pipli Mazraa,
Mohalia Kali Feerozabad,
Distt.Yamna
Pallan Post.Chandpur
Nagar
Tonk (Raj.) Jhaief
Pin:135001
Pin: 304001 Distt.Unnao
(Haryana)
(U.P.) 209801
89. Madrasa
87. Jamia 88. Darul
Mohammadiya
Islamia Arabia Uloom Iqra
Gulzar-E- Mah. Purana
Mohammad
Husainia Kot,
Pur Chauki,
Town Rudauli
Sufaidabad
Ajrara,Meerut Barabanki
Distt.
Pin 245206 Pin:225411
Barabanki
(U.P.) (U.P.)
(U.P.) 225411
90. Madrasa
92. Maahad S.
Miftahul Uloom 91. Madrasa
Y. Abibakr Al
Quraishi Deenin
Siddiq
Mohalia,Rail Par Zer-e-Qila,
Mahpat Mau,
Distt.Asansol,Ba Ghazipur (U.P.)
Post Kakori
rdawan
Lucknow -
(W.Bengal) Pin : 233001
227107
713301
94. Jamia
Ummul 95. Darul
93. Madrasa
Momineen Uloom
Arabia Badria
Aisha lil Banat Sayyadna Abu
Nagram,
al-Islamia Ubaidah bin
Lucknow
Bara Kuan, Al-Jarrah
Pin: 227308
Raebareli Bhalbadarpur
(U.P.)
PIN-229001 Sopole, Bihar
U.P.
98. Madrasa
96. Madrasa 97. Madrasa Aminululoom
Anjuman Imdadululoom Ali nagar,
Mohammadi Itki P.O.
Utraula, P.O. Itki, Maharajganj
Balrampur Ranchi, Distt.
U.P. Bihar-835301 Raebareli
U.P.
100. Madrasa 101. Madrasa 102. Madrasa
Daawatul Haque Tahfeezul Shahidul
Bhelsar Quran al- Islam
 Vill. & P.O.
Chauraha Kareem
Khetasarai
Faizabad- Faizullah Ganj
Distt.
225402 Sitapur Road,
Barabanki
U.P. Lucknow
PIN-225401
104. Madrasa
103. Madrasa Ihyaus Sunnah
Misbahul Uloom Vill. 105. Markaz
Ataganj, P.O. Masoompur, Dawah-o-Islah
Ratason P.O. Rajpur Town Tambor
Salwan, Kesarya wala Distt. Sitapur
Raebareli Distt. U.P.
PIN-229124 Moradabad
U.P.
107.
105.Jamiatul 106. Madrasa
Madrasatul
Mominat al- Faizul Uloom
Harmain
Islamia Pension pura
Kathmandu
Dubagga, Sadar Bazaar
EPC - 1320
Lucknow Jalna,
GPO-8975
U.P. Maharashtra
Nepal
108. Jamia
Khulfai
110. Madrasa
Rashideen 109. Jamia
Ziaul Huda
Madhopara, Riyazul Uloom
Bhuliapur
Purnia Khazrana,
Idgah
Bihar Indore-452001
Pratapgarh-
Phone M.P.
230001(U.P.)
No.:06454-
242290
111. Jamia
Umar Farooque
Farooque Nagar,
(Piprahia),
Kasia,
Distt.
Kushinagar.
(U.P.) [INDIA]
Phone
No.:05564-
271640.