Madrassa-An Islamic System of Education In Kerala and Tamil Nadu

Authors

  • Noushad K HST, VPKMMHSS, Puthur Pallikkal, Malappuram DT, Kerala State.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46947/jarj31202261

Keywords:

The Madrassa system, dars, religious jurisprudence, makthabs, maulanas, Ooothuppalli

Abstract

Madrassas, apart from imparting religious education, influences the socio-cultural aspect of a person. With an established recognition board, syllabus, Curriculum, and training programme for Madrassa teachers, they have become integral part of the Muslim Community in Kerala and Tamil Nadu. The present paper explains the Madrassa System of Education with special reference to Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

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Muhammad Yusuf Kokan,Arabic and Persian in Carnatic (1710-1960),Madras,p.2.

D.r.K.K.N. Kurup,Sheikh Sainudeen Makdoom RandamanumThuhfathul Mujahideenum,Vachanm Books,Calicut4,p.52.

Brochure of Mounathul Islam Association,p.9.

A.P.Ibraim Kunju, Mappila Muslims of Kerala Their History and Culture,1989, Sandhya Publication.p.25,.

Ibid.,p.25.

Maulana Syed Ibrahim, Arab wa Hind ke Ta’alliuqat, Allahabad, 1930, p. 267.

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Published

2022-08-11

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Vol. 3 No. 1 (2022): Jamal Academic Research Journal-An Interdisciplinary (JARJ)

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