Dar ul uloom Deoband or Nadwa

[thinker3040]

Is there a difference?

I was under the impression they are similar, but people on this forum
say that Deoband is traditional and nadwa is pro salafi .
Is that true?

[vagabond]

The problem is that Nadwa is not Deoband :)

[Propagating_Haq]

who said nadwa is pro salafi?

[Muaz bin jabal]

:salam:

As far as I've heard(from my teacher who is a graduate of Nadwa) Nadwa has a combination of teachers from Deobandi, Ahle Hadith and other 'groups'.

[Ahmad_shakeel]

if so then i woudnt like to study there
how about Mazahirul Uloom
man i wish i could sit in madrasa

[muslim786]

:salam:

As far as I've heard(from my teacher who is a graduate of Nadwa) Nadwa has a combination of teachers from Deobandi, Ahle Hadith and other 'groups'.

:salam:

In fact is was set up by a group of scholars from varying backgrounds. So this description of how things are today is not suprising at all.

:ws:

[Insight]

Assalamoalykum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh

Rather than surmisiing or guesswork, read what Nadwa has to say about itself: see the link http://www.nadwatululama.org/english.htm .

[Ali al-Hanafi]

how about Mazahirul Uloom


:salam:

Mazaahir ul Uloom Saharanpoor was set up soon after and independently from Deoband though there was a strong association between the two from the very beginning, which continues to this day. Nevertheless, Saharanpoor is regarded as "Deobandi" and even the famous book 'al Muhannad' (which details the beliefs of the Ulema of Deoband) was written by Allamah Khalil Ahmad Saharanpoori (rahmatullahialayh).