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    Asalamu Alaykum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuhu

    I was wondering where did the information thread on Darul Uloom Zakariyya (South Africa) go?

    Jazaka'Allah khair.

    Was Salam


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    Default Re: The Darul Uloom Zakariyya Thread

    Darul Uloom Zakariyya

    Location:
    Darul Uloom Zakariyya is located in Zakariyya Park which is approximately 20 min away from Johannesburg. The nearest town is Lenasia, a town highly populated by Muslims. As mentioned in another thread, there is a Girls Madressa (Mueenul Islam) near by. Many students from Darul Zakariyya have sisters studying at the girls Madressa. The two schools are a distance way, so it’s not possible for students of one school to see students of the other.



    Curriculum
    Darul Uloom Zakariyya follows the Darse Nizami taught in most of the Madressas in Indo-Pak. It’s a 7 year course.

    1st YEAR
    Mostly books to teach how to read, write, and speak Urdu.
    Basic Arabic

    2nd YEAR
    Asaan Sarf
    Asaan Nahw
    Tamreen al-Sarf (Written by Mufti Rada)
    Miftah al-Arabiya
    Miftah al-Quran
    Qassas al-Nabieen
    Al-Tasheel al-Tajweed
    Deen ki Baatay (concise version Bahashti Zewar)
    Basic Farsi


    3rd YEAR
    Mukhtasar al-Qudoori (not Tasheel al-Duroori)
    Nur al-Idaah
    Quran Translation (juz 12-20)
    Hidayat al-Nahw
    Ilm al-Seegha
    Al-Qirat al-Arabiyya
    Asaan Mantiq
    Fawaid e Makiyya (Tajweed)


    4th YEAR
    Kanz al-Daqaiq
    Usool al-Shashi
    Qawaid al-Lughah al-Arabiya
    Quran Translation (juz 20-30)
    Riyad al-Salheen
    Al-Qiraat al-Arabiya
    Al-Muqadamah al-Jazariya
    Sharh al-Tahzeeb
    Al-Muqaamat al-Hareeri

    5th YEAR
    Hidaya (first half)
    Nur al-Anwar
    Riyad al-Salheen (2nd Half)
    Al-Fawz al-Kabir
    Athar al-Sunan
    Al-Balagha al-Wadiha
    Quran translation (juz 1-12)
    Some students are selected to do Saba Qirat (7 modes of recitation). The rest will do another book in Tajweed.


    6th YEAR
    Miskat al-Masabih
    Hidaya (2nd half)
    Jalalain
    Mutanabi
    Nukhabah al-Fikr
    2nd year of Saba Qirat. Others will do another book in Tajweed.

    7th YEAR
    Sahih al-Bukhari
    Sahih Muslim
    Jami al-Tirmidhi
    Sunan Abi Dawood
    Sunan al-Nisaai
    Sunan Ibn Majah
    Mu’atta Imam Malik
    Mu’atta Muhammad
    Sharh Ma’ani al-Athar
    Muktasar al-Maqasid al-Hasana



    Teachers
    Darul Zakariyya is fortunate to have some of the greatest teachers who specialize in many branches of Shariah and carry years of experiences. All the senior Teachers are from India/Pakistan

    Mufti Rada ul Haq
    Al-Muhaqqiq al-Mudaqiq al-Muhadith al-Fahhama al-Faqhi al-Mufti Rada ul Haq (May Allah bless him with a long and healthy life). He is the Sheikh al-Hadith of Darul Uloom Zakariyya. He teaches Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim 2nd half, Sunan Ibn Majah, Sunan Nasaai, Mukhtasar Muqasid al-Hasana, Hadiya 3rd part, and 2nd Half of Jalalian. He’s also the head of the Iftaa department. He was the former Mufti of New Town, Karachi and currently he’s the Ameer of Jamiat al-Mufteen of South Africa.

    Mufti Muhammad Ali
    Teaches Jami al-Tirmidhi 1st half, Hidaya 2nd part, Muqamaat al-Hareeri, and many of the initial classes.
    He qualified from Jamia Islamiya, Dhabel, then enrolled in Nadwatul Ulama for 3 years specializing in Arabic. Afterwards, he wanted to study Iftaa in Deoband. The principle of Deoband, Qari Tayyab said he must do final year again in Deoband. So he studied the final year the 2nd time, then studied 1 year takhasus fil Tafseer (specializing in Tafseer), and afterward 1 year of Iftaa. He has also spent 2 years in Tabligh Jamat.

    Mawlana Alaudeen Khan
    Teaches Jami al-Tirmidhi 2nd half, Hidaya 4th part, Nur al-Anwar, and a few classes in the initial years.
    He completed his studies in Benori Town, Karachi under the Muhadith of his time Allamah Yusuf Benori. While Maulana Alaudeen was still busy with his Alim course, he left the madressa to study a few years of only Mantiq (logic) and Philosophy. He has studied up to 20 books in Mantiq and Philosophy. After completing his studies, he went to Madressa Saulatiya in Makkah and taught for 20 years.

    Mawlana Suliman Choski
    Teaches Sahih Muslim 1st half, Jalalain first half, Hidiya 1st part, Usool al-Shashi, and a few books of the initial years.
    He graduated from Jamia Islamiya, Dhabel and afterwards taught there for 12 years. Currently he’s teaching his 17th or 18th year in Darul Uloom Zakariyya. He once told us that while he was studying his financial situation was such that he couldn’t afford a pen. Throughout his studies he never wrote a word of notes. He memorized everything teacher said and would come out first every year. Many great Ulama have studied under him such Mufti Ebrahim Desai. I have heard Mufti Ebrahim time and again praising Mawlana Choksi and how much he has benefited from him. Mawlana Suliman Choski is known for his Taqwa and piety. His duroos are always full of wisdom and he’s known for his ability to derive essons and points from Quran and Hadith to be implemented in our daily lives.

    Mawlana Abbas Sarigat
    Teaches Sharh Ma’ani al-Athar, Balaghat al-Wadiha, and a few books of the initial years. After completing his studies in Gujarat, he enrolled in Nadwatul Ulama to study additional 4 years specializing in Arabic.

    Mawlana Usmani Mewati
    Teaches Abu Dawood and a few books of the initial years.

    Mawlana Abdul Qudoos Qasmi
    Mawlana is master of the Arabic Language. Ever since he joined Madressa Zakariyya, the madressa’s level of Arabic has increased tremendously. He has a unique style of teaching and improving the student ability to speak and write Arabic. He has authored many books in Arabic from which al-Qirat al-Arabiyya is taught in Darul Zakariyya and many other institutes.

    There are many other teachers in Darul Uloom Zakariyya, such as Mawlana Sulaiman Moola, who is known internationally for his lectures. I have mentioned only a few. One of the greatest qualities you will find in all the teachers besides their knowledge is their Taqwa. Alhamdullilah, all of the teachers are Allah-fearing and strictly adhere to the Sunnah of the Prophet (Sallalahu Alaihi Wasallam). All the teachers are strong supporters of Tasawwuf as well as Tabligh Jamat. Many of the teachers have received Khilafa in their silsilah and many of them go out in Tabligh Jamat with their students. You will also find teachers taking out personal time after Isha to teach students who have requested for extra help.



    Students:
    The student body is approximately 680 students from +40 countries from which 300 are in the Hifz section. This year (2007) 61 students graduated from the Alim course making the total graduates 435.



    Boarding
    The Madressa has recently built new dormitories, which is spacious and well facilitated. Each room has 6 students. The Students are places in the boarding according to class. Each student has a built-in closet to put their personal belongings.



    Fees
    The fee for this year is R9000 with additional R250 for maintenance. If someone is not capable of paying the fees, the madressa will make arrangements. They do not reject anyone. The fee covers tuition, boarding, meals, and laundry.



    Daily Schedule
    The teachers usually make their adhkar before Fajr in the study hall next to the masjid. Many students join them in Dhikr. After fajr, the whole madressa recites Surah Yaseen upon which the principal makes dua. Thereafter all the students are required to sit in the masjid for 30 min to recite the Quran. The students then proceed to the mess hall where breakfast is served.
    Classes begin after breakfast. The morning session constitutes of 5 periods of 45 min each. Lunch is served after class and the students are then given time for siesta until Zuhr. In the summer days, usually its about 3 hours and winter days is about an hours. After Zuhr, there have another 3 periods of 45 min each until Asr. After Asr Salah, the tabligh brothers sit in their halaqa for taleem, in which taskeel is made to go out in weekend jamat. Supper is also after Asr. Many students go play on the grounds after meal until Maghib. All the students have to sit in the study hall from Maghib till Isha to revise their daily lessons and prepare for the next day's lesson. After Isha they are required to sit for another 1 ˝ hours.
    Classes are from Sunday Maghrib till Saturday Asr. So you only have a one-day weekend. There is a mall close by where students go on Sundays to buy their necessities.



    Exams
    There are three exams throughout the years; 3 months (before Eid ul Adha) , 6 months, and the final exam.



    Food
    The food is quite good. For breakfast you have tea. There is porridge or cereal for those that don’t drink tea. With it you have bread with either butter or jam.
    Lunch is always rice. Either kardi kichrdi, chicken, mutton, or daal.
    Supper is always curry and bread.
    There is a canteen that sells hotdogs, sandwiches, cold drinks, pies, and fries (chips). The canteen opens at lunch time, supper time, and late at night after the study time finishes.



    Vacations
    There are three vacational breaks throughout the year.
    1 week for Eid al-Adha
    2 weeks after the 6months exams
    2 month at the end of the year



    Contacts Information
    P.O. Box 10786
    Lenasia, 1820
    Gauteng, South Africa

    Hafiz Bashir Bhatia – Vice Principle and Admin
    Office +27118591081
    Cell +27823722331

    Mawlana Shabir Saloojee – Principle
    Office +27118591912
    Cell +27837994786




    Inshallah I’ll try to upload some pictures of Darul Uloom Zakariyya.

    If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.


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    1. The dress code for the madressa is that you must wear Islamic garments such as kurtas or thowbs. The color of the garments must be white. Shaving or trimming the beard is a punishable offense.

    2. Beside your clothes and bedding, you’re free to bring what ever you like. Foreigners usually pack their bags with food and snakes when they return from home, since they prefer their homeland snakes over South African snacks.
    The madressa is very strict on students having cell phones and laptops, so it would be best not to bring them. If you do bring a cell phone, it can be left at a teacher’s house and used on weekends.

    3. To apply, you will have to first contact the madressa. You can either give them a call or fax them. The fax number is +27 11 859 1138. They well send you the necessary document to apply for student visa.


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    Default Re: The Darul Uloom Zakariyya Thread

    I've included all the important info from that thread.

    Here's some further info about DUZ that a person emailed me:

    -The person who cam first in my class out of 55 students was a 15 year old. He knew all his books extreme well. Give him any hadith, and he'll tell you which book it comes in the Siha Sitta. Give him an ayat of the Qur'an and he'll tell you which para, which ruku' and what side of the page it's on within 5 sec. I'm not over exaggerating. He's in second year Iftaa at the moment in Zakariyya.

    -Another student in my class was a master in Nawh. Most Ulama have the deception that they know nawh very well, especially if they studied only Hidayat al-Nawh. This particular student's isti'dad in Nawh was so amazing. He would make mutala of the most difficult books in Nawh.

    - Another Malaysian student in my class was from the Shafi'i madhhab and had great talent. He knows the hanafi madhhab and the shafi madhab both very well. In examinations, he would break all the hanafi proofs and presents his own Shafi'i proof by narrating from Bayhaqi and other sources. He had memorized Alfiya in Nawh and did al-Balaga al-Wadhiha three times. Very few students I've seen with such capability.

    -Last year, a Tunisian graduated which I'm sure no madressa in South Africa has seen such talent in a student. He memorized the whole of Miskhat while he was in the Miskhat year. Then in Daura he memorized the whole of Bhukhari, Muslim, half of Tirmidhi and few other books. He wrote the final year exams in Arabic poetry. Even the teachers were astonished by his abilities. At the moment he is doing first year Iftaa in Zakariyya.


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    Default Re: The Darul Uloom Zakariyya Thread

    Jazak'Allah khairan.


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    Default Re: The Darul Uloom Zakariyya Thread



    MashAllah.. indeed worth a trip to go meet a couple of these students... especially the last one..



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    Default Re: The Darul Uloom Zakariyya Thread

    maashallah

    i am really now

    i love the books and people of knowledge very much, i have a great desire to study them....

    Respected eteacher and brother abu hajira please pray for me, that Allah(swt) give me guidance


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    Default Re: The Darul Uloom Zakariyya Thread

    abdulquddus..

    A man is with whome he loves.. Love the Ulama.. the heirs of our beloved anbiyaa alayhimusalam.. and inshAllah your end will be with them as well.. Ameen
    You me, we are nothing.. we can dive and swim in the books and still lack even more...We only hope and pray to Allah for his pleasure...



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    Default Re: The Darul Uloom Zakariyya Thread



    Do they have an e-mail address? I tried the e-mail address on an older thread but it doesn't work.


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    Default Re: The Darul Uloom Zakariyya Thread

    Sallam alaikum wr wb

    Dear Brothers, can you send me the Application of zakariyya darul Oluum, or the right e-mail Adress:
    My e-mail: schekebpopal@hotmail.de
    birth: 12.10.1990 (from Germany....inhabitant: Afghanistan)

    On Allah we remind

    wa sallam


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