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Xxvii. List of Madarsa Programs Approved by the University for Admissions Prospectus: 2018-2019 XXVII. LIST OF MADARSA PROGRAMS APPROVED BY THE UNIVERSITY FOR ADMISSIONS Madarsa Recommended for the purpose of S.No. Name of Madarsa courses admission in MANUU programs ANDHRA PRADESH 1. Regular: B.A Jamiatus Salihat, Kadapa Alimiat Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 2. Jamiatun Niswan As Salafia Regular: BA 7-29, Thonawada, Chandragiri, Fazilat Distance Mode: BA Tirati, Chittour 3. Regular: MA (Islamic Studies, Arabic, Jamia Mohammadia Arbia, Urdu, Persian) Kanekal Road, Rayadurg, Fazil Distance Mode: MA (Islamic Studies, Anantpur Urdu) Diploma in Teach English ASSAM 4. State Madrasa Education Board Regular: B.A Alimiat Assam Kahilipara, Guwahati Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 5. Madrassatul Banat & Banat Islamic Regular: B.A Academy. Mahmari Pather, Dist. Alimiat Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC Morigaon 6. Regular: MA (Islamic Studies, Arabic, Jamia Islamia Jalalia, Gopalnagar, Urdu, Persian) Fazilat Hojai, Nagaon Distance Mode: MA (Islamic Studies, Urdu) Diploma in Teach English BIHAR 7. Regular: B.A Moulvi Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC Bihar State Madarsa Education Regular: M.A (Islamic Studies, Arabic, Board Urdu, Persian) Alimiat Distance Mode: M.A (Urdu, Islamic Studies), Dip in Teach English 8. Regular: M.A (Islamic Studies, Arabic, Urdu, Persian) Madrasah Shamsul Huda, Patna Fazil Distance Mode: M.A (Urdu, Islamic Studies), Dip in Teach English 9. Madarsa Jamaitul Qasim, Darul Regular: B.A Uloom-il-Islamia, Pratap Ganj, Alim Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC Supaul. 10. Regular: B.A Jamia Ibne taimiya, Champaran Alimiat Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 11. Tauheed Education Trust, Kishan Regular: B.A Alim Gunj Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 12. Darul Uloom Ahmadia Salafia, Regular: B.A Alimiat Darbhanga Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 13. Al-Madrasatul Islamia, Raghunagar, Regular: B.A Fazilat Bhavara, Madhubani Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 14. Regular: B.A Jamiatul Banat, Gaya Alimiat Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 15. Madrasa Imarat-e-Sharia, Regular: B.A Alimiat Phoolwari Sahrif, Patna Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 16. Darul Uloom Khairia Nizamia Regular: B.A Alimiat Mohalla Baradari Sahasram, Rohtas Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 17. Jamia Rahmani Khanqah Regular: B.A Alimiat Makhsuspur, Munger Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 18. Madrasa Islamia Muhiul Uloom Regular: B.A Alimiat Shakal Toli, Siwan Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 53 Maulana Azad National Urdu University Prospectus: 2018-2019 19. Madrasa Qasmia Islamia, Kachehri Regular: B.A Alimiat Road, Gaya Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 20. Regular: B.A Jamia Muzahrul Uloom, Patna Fazilat Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 21. Regular: M.A (Islamic Studies, Arabic, Al mahadul Aali Lit Tadreeb fil Qaza Urdu, Persian) Takhassus wal Ifta, Patna Distance Mode: M.A (Urdu, Islamic Studies), Dip in Teach English 22. Wefaqul Madaris Al Islamia, Regular: BA Imarat Complex, Phulwari Shareef, Fazilat Distance: BA Patna 23. Darul Uloom Al Islamia Regular: BA ( Imarat e Sharia,) Razanagar, Fazilat Distance: BA Gonpura, Phulwarishareef, Patna DELHI 24. Regular: B.A Madarsah Aliya, Fatehpuri, Delhi Alimiat Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 25. Jamia Islamia, Almahad Okhla, New Regular: B.A Fazilat Delhi Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 26. Regular: B.A Alimiat Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC Madarsa Al-Jamia Islamia Sanabil, Regular: M.A (Islamic Studies, Arabic, Abul Fazal Enclave-II, Delhi Urdu, Persian) Fazilat Distance Mode: M.A (Urdu, Islamic Studies), Dip in Teach English 27. Madarsa Jamia-tul-banat Al- Regular: B.A Islamia, Gali No. 07, Shaheen Bagh, Alimiat Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC Okhla, Delhi 28. Madrasa Riyazul Uloom, Urdu Regular: B.A Alimiat Bazar Jama Masjid, Delhi Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 29. Madrasatul Uloom Husain Bakhsh, Regular: B.A Alimiat Matiya Mahal, Jama Masjid, Delhi Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 30. Madrasa Aminia Kashmiri Gate, Regular: B.A Fazilat New Delhi Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 31. Jamia Syed Nazir Hussain Regular: B.A Muhaddis, Phatak Habash Khan, Alimiat Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC Delhi 32. Jamia Arabic Shamsul Uloom, Regular: B.A Alimiat Shahdara, Delhi -110032 Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 33. Urdu Education Board, Kasturba Balika Vidyalay Campus Ishwar Sr. Regular: BA nagar, Mathura Road, New Friends Secondary Distance Mode: BA colony, New Delhi 34. Jamia Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya Takhassus Regular: MA (Islamic Studies, Arabic, Stree No. 22, Zakir Nagar, Okhla, Urdu, Persian) New Delhi Distance Mode: MA (Islamic Studies, Urdu) Diploma in Teach English GUJARAT 35. Regular: B.A Alim Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC Darul Uloom Falah-e-Darain, Regular: M.A (Islamic Studies, Arabic, Tadkeshwar, Surat Urdu, Persian) Fazilat Distance Mode: M.A (Urdu, Islamic Studies), Dip in Teach English 36. Regular: M.A (Islamic Studies, Arabic, Jamea-Al-Islamiya, Talim Aldin, Fazilat Urdu, Persian) Dhabel, Distt. Valsad Distance Mode: M.A (Urdu, Islamic 54 Maulana Azad National Urdu University Prospectus: 2018-2019 Studies), Diploma in Teach English 37. Madarsa Jamia Uloomul Quran, At Regular: B.A Alim & PO. Jambusar, Dist. Bharuch Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 38. Madarsa Jamia Mazhar-e-Sa’adat, Regular: B.A Alim Hansot, Dist. Bharuch Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 39. Madarsa Darul Uloom Markaz -e- Regular: B.A Islami, PO. Ankleshwar, Dist. Alim Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC Bharuch 40. Madarsa Jameatul Uloom-Gadha, At Regular: B.A & PO Gadha, Himmatnagar, Dist. Alim Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC Sabarkantha 41. Darul Uloom Anwar-e-Mustafa Regular: B.A Alimiat Raza, Jam Nagar Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 42. Regular: MA (Islamic Studies, Arabic, Darul Uloom Islamia Arabia Urdu, Persian) Matliwala, Idgah Road, Civil Lines, Fazilat Distance Mode: MA (Islamic Studies, Bharuch Urdu ), Diploma in Teach English 43. Regular: MA (Islamic Studies, Arabic, Darul Uloom Madarsa Arabia Urdu, Persian) Taleemul Muslimeen, Kanka Road, Alimiat Distance Mode: MA (Islamic Studies, Luna Wada, Mahi Sagar Urdu), Diploma in Teach English JAMMU & KASHMIR 44. Mahir-e- Regular: B.A Jamia Urdu, Kashmir Urdu/Fazile Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC Urdu 45. Kashafia Educational & Preaching Regular: B.A Alimiat Centre, Banihal Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 46. Jamia Imam Azam College, Regular: B.A Alimiat Islamabad (Anantnag) Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 47. Jamia Madinatul Uloom, Hazrat Bal, Regular: B.A Alimiat Srinagar Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 48. Regular: M.A (Islamic Studies, Arabic, Alhaya Foundation and Islamic Urdu, Persian) Fazilat Research Centre, Srinagar Distance Mode: M.A (Urdu, Islamic Studies), Dip in Teach English 49. Regular: B.A Al-Kulliya al-Salafia, Srinagar Alimiat Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC JHARKHAND 50. Madrasa Faizul Uloom Dhatki Deh, Regular: B.A Alimiat Jamshedpur, Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 51. Regular: B.A Jamia Umme Salma, Dhanbad Alimiat Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC KARNATAKA 52. Jamia Muhammadiyah Mansoora Alimiat Regular: B.A Thanisandra, P.B. 4516 Banglore Thanvi Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 53. Jamia Islamia Jamiaabad chowk Regular: B.A Alimiat Bazar, Bhatkal Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 54. Regular: B.A Alimiat Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC Darul Uloom Sabeel ur Rashad, Regular: M.A (Islamic Studies, Arabic, Arbic College, Bangalore Urdu, Persian) Fazilat Distance Mode: M.A (Urdu, Islamic Studies), Dip in Teach English KERALA 55. Afzalul Ansar Arabic College, Valavanoor Regular: M. A. (Arabic) Uloom 55 Maulana Azad National Urdu University Prospectus: 2018-2019 56. Afzalul Anwarul Islam Arabic College Regular: M. A. (Arabic) Uloom 57. Anwarul Islam Women’s College, Afzalul Regular: M. A. (Arabic) Kondoty Uloom 58. Afzalul Regular: M. A. (Arabic) Ulama Calicut University Regular: M.A. (Urdu, Persian) Adeeb Fazil Distance Mode: M.A (Urdu, Islamic Studies,), Dip in Teach English 59. Afzalul Darul Uloom, Arabic College Regular: M. A. (Arabic) Uloom 60. Jamia Nadviya Edavenna Fazilat Regular: M. A. (Arabic) 61. Afzalul Kerala University Regular: M. A. (Arabic) Uloom 62. Madinatul Uloom, Arabic College, Afzalul Regular: M.A. (Arabic) Pulikat Uloom 63. Rouzataul Uloom, Arabic College, Afzalul Regular: M. A. (Arabic) Calicut Uloom 64. Afzalul Sultanassalam, Arabic College Regular: M. A. (Arabic) Uloom 65. Al-Madarsatul Ulia of Darul Huda Regular: B.A Aalimat Islamic Academy, Malapuram Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 66. Markazu Ssaquafathi Sunniya, PO Keranthur, Kunnamangalam, Fazilat Regular: M.A. (Arabic) Kozhikode 67. Al-Jamia Al-Islamia Santapuram, Fazilat Regular: M.A. (Arabic) Pattikad, Mallapuram 68. Senior Regular: B.A Madarsa Darul Huda Islamiya, Secondary Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC Hidaya Nagar, Chammad, P.O. Box Regular: M.A. (Islamic Studies, Arabic) No. 3, Tirurangadi, Mallapuram Fazilat Distance Mode: M.A. (Islamic Studies) 69. Madarsa Nooriya Arabic College Faizabad, Pattikkad, Mallappuram, Fazilat Regular: M.A. (Arabic) Kerala 70. Tanseequl Kulliyat Al-Islamia (CIC) Markaz Al-Tarbiyatul Islamia, P.O. Fazilat Regular: M.A. (Arabic) Karthala, Kuttipuram, distt. Mallappuram 71. Madarsa Jamia Rahmania Islamia, Fazil Regular: M.A. (Arabic) Nadwath Nagar, Alappuzha, Distt. 72. Jamia Sadia Arabia, Sadabad P.O. Regular: B.A Moulvi Lalanad, Kasarakod Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 73. Higher Secondary Regular: B.A College of Islamic Studies Poonur course Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC Islamic Studies MADHYA PRADESH 74. Regular: B.A Darul Uloom Tajul Masajid, Bhopal Alimiat Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC MAHARASHTRA 75. Jamia Islamia Kashiful Uloom, Regular: B.A Alimiat Aurangabad Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 76. Jamia Mohammadia, Melegaon, Regular: B.A Alimiat Nashik Distance Mode: B.A, Dip in JMC 77.
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