Wadi-e-Omer
Shaheen Nagar, R.R. District,Telengana - 500005.
“Madrassa e Mohammadiya Noor Ul Quran” was founded with the noble mission of providing free and accessible education to children within the community, focusing on Islamic studies and essential life values through Sufism. The madrassa aims to teach the following:
- Core principles of Islam
- Proper ways of performing Namaz (prayer)
- Wudhu (ablution)
- The fundamental teachings of the Quran.
- Importance of adhering to Hadees (sayings of the Prophet)
- Implementing from the Sunnah (traditions of the Prophet),
- The memorization of important Surahs (chapters) from the Quran
- The memorization of Dua (supplications),
- Spiritual guidance fostering both spiritual growth and a deeper connection to their faith through Sufism.
- Helping students to understand how these teachings apply to everyday life.
- Through Sufism nurturing and creating an environment to love and respect all humans irrespective of religion and other factors.
The madrassa also plays a vital role in reviving the Urdu language, which has become increasingly rare among younger generations. By incorporating this beautiful language into the curriculum, the institution helps preserve an important cultural asset while enhancing the children’s ability to engage with Islamic texts in their original language.
Purpose
The madrassa's purpose is to bring transformative change that significantly benefits the children and the wider community.
Objective
Children are not only gaining a strong foundation in Islamic studies, but their overall knowledge, behavior, and ethics are being positively shaped.
Impact
Is seen not only in the children who attend but in the broader community that benefits from their enlightened actions and values.
Goal
As the madrassa continues to grow, it remains dedicated to its mission of fostering a deeper understanding of Islam, encouraging ethical conduct, and promoting education for all
Last year’s year-end program at Madrassa e Mohammadiya Noor Ul Quran was a grand celebration of knowledge and community. Parents, students, and guests—including esteemed judges, trustees, and spiritual leaders—gathered to mark the occasion. The event featured Quran recitation, Ahadees, Duas, and a Naat competition judged by renowned Naat Khawan, with winners receiving exciting prizes.
Awards were given in three categories: full attendance, academic excellence, and Naat performance. Students with 95%+ attendance received school bags, while top achievers were honored with trophies and certificates. Teachers were also recognized with plaques for their invaluable contributions. The program celebrated both academic and spiritual growth, reflecting the madrassa’s ongoing dedication to its students and the wider community.
