Leap off the page: Math & science in madrasas
The Free Press Journal|December 08, 2023
In a far-reaching step to give madrasa students access to formal education, a Mumbai-based community trust is planning to introduce mathematics, science, and social studies in its seminaries next academic year.
MANOJ RAMAKRISHNAN
Leap off the page: Math & science in madrasas

Sunni Dawate Islami, which runs seminaries and also regular schools under the Maharashtra school education board, said they planned to integrate the curriculum at the seminaries (Darul Uloom) run by them with modern subjects. Currently, the 400-odd students at the madrasas run by the trust are taught the basics of English language, and computers, apart from the seminary curriculum.

"The objective is to enable the students to appear for the Class 10 exams held by the school education and thus help them pursue higher education at universities.

These students can appear as private students for Class 10 board exams through the schools affiliated with Sunni Dawate Islami," said Maulana Shakir Noorie, president and founder of Sunni Dawate Islami.

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