Madrasatul Banat Hazrat Hafsa Bint-e-Umar
Course
Madrasatul Banat
(Girls’ Madrasa)
In 2002, Jamia established Madrasatul Banat Hazrat Hafsa Bint-e-Umar at Kunjkheda, providing a specialized short-term Mominah course for young girls. This course focuses on imparting Islamic education, fostering a deep connection with Islamic culture, and teaching the correct recitation of the Quran with proper pronunciation.
In addition to religious education, the curriculum includes technical courses such as tailoring, embroidery, and Mehndi design, empowering girls with practical skills. To support their independence, every student who completes the tailoring course receives a sewing machine as a gift.
Currently, 1,009 girls are pursuing their education with lodging and boarding facilities. Over the years, 3,177 girls have graduated from the Mominah course. Among them, 1,101 girls completed the tailoring course, 229 girls mastered embroidery, and 181 girls excelled in Mehndi design.
Course
Madrasa Hawwa Lil Banat
(Alema Course)
To continue the religious education of native girls completing the Mominah course, Madrasa Hawwa Lil Banat was established under the guidance of Jamia Umar Bin Khattab, Kunjkheda. The announcement of the five-year Alema course was made on 11th August 2016 during a program in Kunjkheda village.
The course began on 16th August 2016, with an initial batch of 57 students. Currently, 154 students are pursuing their education in this program, guided by 7 lady teachers, known as Alemas. The syllabus includes comprehensive religious studies, culminating in Daura-e-Hadith, ensuring a thorough grounding in Islamic knowledge.
To date, 16 students have successfully completed the Alema course, contributing to the continued spiritual and educational growth of the community.
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