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Madrasatul QuranUttara, Dhaka

Madrasatul QuranAn Ideal Integration of Islamic and General Education

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Our campus
Reading together
Quran class
  • 50/50Islamic and generalequal weight
  • Day-care hifzwith general study
  • Arabic languageIslamic studies from Class 6 in arabic language
  • 300+ hadith by heartgoal: by Class 9
Students
150+
Teachers
25+
Teachers to students, roughly
1:6

The education model50-50: Islamic and general education, given equal weight

Islamic educationQuran, Arabic, Aqidah, Fiqh, Hadith, Seerah
General educationBangla-medium NCTB, through Dakhil

An education where the curriculum, syllabus and daily routine give Islamic and general education equal weight.

How the balance shifts by stage

Nursery to Class 1Madrasa day: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm

  • Quran 25%
  • Arabic 25%
  • General 50%

Nursery to Class 11, in three stages

Our main aim is a strong foundation by secondary level, so a student is fully prepared to succeed at a madrasa or at college.

The 10-year study plan

Class 1 to Dakhil, with full or partial hifz. Nursery, KG and Class 11 are shown too.
Quran
Arabic
Islam
General
Pre-Hifz9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Nursery5+ yrs
KG6+
Class 17+
Qaida
Ammapara
Nazera
Arabic language
Islamic studies
Bangla, English, Maths
Hifz7:00 am to 8:30 pm
Class 28+
Class 39+
Class 410+
Class 511+
Hifz 1
Hifz 2
Hifz 3
Shunani
Arabic language
Islamic studies
Bangla, English, Maths
+ Science
After Hifz8:00 am to 1:00 pm
Class 612+
Class 713+
Class 814+
Class 915+
Class 1016+
Class 11
Arabic language
Islamic studies, in Arabic
+ BGS
DakhilBoard syllabus
MutawassitaOne year after Dakhil
After Dakhil:MutawassitaCollege

Arabic and Islamic studies books from Nursery to Class 8 are written by Al Quraner Vasha Institute (AQVI). Islamic studies are taught in Arabic from Class 6.

The full class-by-class plan

A day in hifz day-care

From 7:00 am to 8:30 pm, meals included, under full-day supervision. Alongside the Quran: Arabic, Islamic studies and general classes every day, a midday rest, and play after Asr.

Morning

  1. 7:00Sabaq and sat sabaqSabaq: the new lesson. Sat sabaq: the last few days’ lessons.
  2. 8:30Breakfast
  3. 9:00Sat sabaq, amukhta preparation and mashqAmukhta: revising earlier lessons.

Midday

  1. 10:00Arabic, Islamic studies and general classesTwo and a half hours, every day
  2. 12:30Salat, shower, lunch and a napUntil 2:45

Afternoon

  1. 3:00Amukhta, tilawat and nazera of the new sabaqUntil Asr
  2. After AsrPlay

Evening and night

  1. EveningAdhkar and Maghrib salat
  2. After MaghribMemorising the new sabaq
  3. 8:20Isha salat
  4. 8:30Home time

Morning times stay the same all year. Afternoon and evening study follows the salat times, so in winter some afternoon study moves to the evening. Home time is always 8:30 pm.

Madrasa hours by stage
Pre-Hifz9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Hifz7:00 am to 8:30 pm
After Hifz8:00 am to 1:00 pm

Madrasa transport

Experienced drivers and a responsible attendant on every ride.

Uttara micro 1
  1. House Building
  2. Sector 7
  3. Sector 11
  4. Sector 13
  5. Khalpar
  6. Madrasatul Quran
Uttara micro 2
  1. Jashim Uddin Road
  2. Sector 14
  3. Sector 12
  4. Sector 15
  5. Madrasatul Quran
Uttara auto
  1. Sector 18
  2. Madrasatul Quran
Mirpur micro
  1. Mirpur 10
  2. Mirpur 13
  3. Mirpur 11
  4. Kalshi
  5. Shagufta
  6. Mirpur DOHS
  7. Madrasatul Quran
Mirpur auto
  1. Rupnagar R/A
  2. Pallabi
  3. Mirpur 11.5
  4. Mirpur 12 (B/C block)
  5. Madrasatul Quran
The madrasa van with Madrasatul Quran livery, the building behind
The madrasa’s own van.

The campus

One building in Sector 17, Uttara. Boys play on the field next door, girls in the rooftop garden.

Room to play

The madrasa building seen across the field, under a blue sky

Girls: the rooftop gardenOn the roof of the madrasa building

Boys playing football on the field next door

Boys: the field next doorBeside the madrasa building

Madrasa entrance at dusk with its lit signboard
The entrance at dusk.
Girls at the back and boys in front in a classroom
A winter morning in class.
More photos and videos in the gallery
LakeSector 17Ahmed Sofa SaraniAvenue 1Avenue 7Road 11Road 812↑ Uttara North metroSector 15 →← Sector 18(RUAP)↓ Mirpur DOHS, Mirpur 12MUttara Centermetro stationWater ParkRestaurantBali RestaurantBaitul Aman MosqueMadrasatul QuranN

Where to find us

House 37, Road 2/A, Block-I, Sector 17, Uttara, Dhaka

600 m from Uttara Center Metrorail Station · 3 km from Uttara south metro station · 2.5 km from Mirpur DOHS

3–4 minutes on foot from the metro

  1. 1From Uttara Center station, walk south on the east side of Ahmed Sofa Sarani.
  2. 2Turn left into the road by Water Park Restaurant. At the restaurant's corner turn left, then right onto Road 11.
  3. 3Go east on Road 11 and take the first right. The madrasa gate is on your right.
DirectionsOpen in Google Maps

“Directions” opens the walking route from where you are in Google Maps.

Why Madrasatul Quran?

“With so many good Islamic schools, why did we think of Madrasatul Quran? A big reason: we could not find a Bangla-medium school that stressed Arabic and Islamic studies the way we wanted, alongside general education.”
From the prospectus
  • New Arabic and general textbooks stacked on one table

    An ideal integration

    Arabic and Islamic studies combined with general education.

  • Four language skills

    Listening, speaking, reading and writing, in English and Arabic.

  • 300+

    Hadith by heartGoal

    300+ hadith memorised by Class 9.

  • Islamic studies in Arabic

    Taught in Arabic from Class 6.

  • Every door open

    Dakhil after Class 8, then college or Mutawassita.

  • 90%+

    Quran translationGoal

    The ability to translate 90%+ of the Quran by Dakhil.

  • Islamic history

    Emphasis on the history of Islam and the Seerah.

  • A boy stands to recite in class while the others listen

    Ethics and adab

    The highest priority on Islamic ethics and manners.

From the founder

“Seeking knowledge is not optional. For success in this world and the Hereafter we must learn the Quran, Hadith and Islamic Shari’ah, and the knowledge of modern civilisation too.”

The main aim of this school is to give students the right knowledge of the Quran and Sunnah together with a modern education, so that each of our children grows up to be an exemplary person.

S M Nahid Hasan
S M Nahid HasanFounding Chairman and Principal. Civil engineer, BUET. Chairman, Al Quraner Vasha Institute. Author of the Bidayatul Arabiya series, used in the syllabus of 200+ institutions.

Notice board

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Questions parents ask

Anything else? Call the office: 01302-332244

At what age can a child start?

Nursery takes children from age 5, then one year per class: KG at 6+, Class 1 at 7+. The ten-year plan above lists every class.

How long is the hifz day-care day?

From 7:00 am to 8:30 pm, meals included, under full-day supervision. It covers Classes 2 to 5.

Does general study stop during hifz?

No. Bangla, English and maths continue through hifz, and science is added in Class 5. The balance is Quran 70%, Arabic 15%, general 15%.

What comes after hifz?

After Hifz runs from Class 6 to Mutawassita, with Dakhil in Classes 9 and 10. After Dakhil: Mutawassita or college.

Does the madrasa run its own transport?

Yes. Madrasa vans run on the Uttara and Mirpur routes.

What are the fees?

The full fee list is on the Admissions and fees page and in the prospectus.

Pre-admission 2027

6 days left, closes 15 November, 11:59 pm. The form takes about 15 minutes.

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What you will need

  1. This application, printed (4 pages) and signed by the father and mother
  2. Photocopy of the birth certificate
  3. The original latest result card (if applicable)
  4. Passport-size photos: 2 of the student, 1 of the father
  5. Assessment fee ৳500 in cash