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Established in 1978,
Jamia Mohammadia Mansoora in Malegaon has already included
modern subjects in its curriculum, designed specially for
Madrasa students. The Msadrasa is also
registered with the State Education Board.
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Lucknow:
In a bid to improve the standard of education and to provide better
educational opportunities to their youth, Muslim organisations in
the country have taken an initiative to set up a separate board on
the lines on ISC and CBSE.
"It has been decided to set up a
Muslim Education Board on the lines of ISC and CBSE boards which
will give affiliation to religious and non-religious educational
institutions in the country," member of the All India Muslim
Personal Law Board Maulana Khalid Rashid Firangi Mahali told PTI.
"A decision in this regard was taken
during a conference of prominent Muslim organisations held in New
Delhi earlier this week", he added.
"The conference was attended by HRD
Minister Kapil Sibal and Minister of State for Minority Welfare
Minister Salman Khursheed," he said.
The proposed board, which will give
affiliation to all institutions up to class 12th, will not only
ensure uniformity in the system, but also monitor quality of
education.
"The idea behind floating the new board is to improve quality of
education and to introduce modern education in Muslim institutions,
including Madaris, in the country," Mahali said.
Syllabus of Madaris in Uttar Pradesh
had already been revised and subjects like English, Hindi, Urdu and
computers were made compulsory.
Immediately after the meeting, the process for setting up of the new
board has been initiated with the formation of a high-level
committee, which will prepare the draft, Mahali said.
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