Modern education, English medium
Education from the primary level (Nursery) to Class VIII, following the CBSE syllabus in English medium.
Muzaffarpur, Bihar · Serving since 2001
Founded in 2001 as a special mission and movement, the institute teaches Islamic civilization and culture alongside modern schooling: Nursery to Class VIII on the CBSE syllabus in English medium, and Arabic studies up to the Fazila degree.
About the institute
Abdul Bari Jamia Niswan (Women's Institute) was founded in 2001 as a special mission and movement. In its curriculum, alongside training in Islamic civilization and culture, education is provided from the primary level (Nursery) to Class VIII according to the CBSE syllabus in English medium, as well as up to the Fazila degree in Arabic studies.
The institute is residential and dedicated to the education of women, and it relies on the help of well-wishers to keep its mission alive.
Background
In the history of Islamic education, the door of learning was never meant for men alone: the springs of knowledge and understanding were open to men and women alike.
In later periods, when women were kept away from education, they were deprived of their human rights along with it. Yet wherever reform and awakening came, the education of women was taken up again, and institutes for women began to be established.
In that line of effort, the founders established Abdul Bari Jamia Niswan in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, where girls study the religious sciences together with the modern subjects of the present age as needed. May Allah accept this effort with wide acceptance, and grant the institute its means. Ameen.
Academics
Modern schooling and classical Islamic learning, taught side by side under one roof.
Education from the primary level (Nursery) to Class VIII, following the CBSE syllabus in English medium.
Arabic studies taught up to the Fazila degree, within a curriculum that includes training in Islamic civilization and culture.
Students and teachers
Alhamdulillah: at present, two hundred boarding (external) female students, along with a large number of local female students, are engaged and striving at this institution to acquire the Prophetic inheritance of Islamic knowledge.
The institute is residential: two hundred boarders from outside the city live and study here, alongside a large number of local students who attend from home.
Fourteen respected teachers serve the institute. Because it is a residential women's institution, only four of them are male.
Support this mission
If a man is educated, an individual is educated; if a woman is educated, an entire family is educated.
It is respectfully requested of you that, keeping this principle in mind, you assist this institution to the best of your ability, and earn your reward from Allah for nurturing the builders of the nation.
Because the institute is residential and dedicated to women, its financial condition is very weak, and the burden of debt is continuously increasing. To continue the mission of the institution and to alleviate its lack of resources, contributions are received with gratitude on behalf of the institution.
Help and the divine ability to support is a blessing from the One True God.
Contact
For admissions, contributions, and visits, please contact the institute office.
Bank transfer and UPI details are on the way. In the meantime, the institute office can guide you through a contribution.
See the appeal