Dars-e-Nizami – A Traditional Islamic Education System

Offered at: Jamia Qadaria

Introduction

Dars-e-Nizami is a classical Islamic curriculum that has been taught in madrasas for more than 300 years. It was developed in the Indian subcontinent by a great scholar, Mulla Nizamuddin Sahlawi (rahmatullah alaih), and is named after him.

This system is designed to create well-educated Islamic scholars (Ulama) who have deep knowledge of the Quran, Hadith, Fiqh (Islamic Jurisprudence), Tafsir (exegesis), and other Islamic sciences.

At Jamia Qadaria, we proudly follow this respected tradition with dedication, spiritual training, and a deep focus on moral values.


Our Aim at Jamia Qadaria

The goal of Jamia Qadaria is not only to teach books but to develop complete Islamic personalities. We aim to build students who:

  • Understand the true message of Islam

  • Follow the path of piety, sincerity, and good character

  • Can serve as imams, teachers, muftis, and preachers

  • Are equipped to answer modern-day questions with Islamic guidance


 The Structure of Dars-e-Nizami at Jamia Qadaria

The Dars-e-Nizami course at Jamia Qadaria is divided into multiple levels. Each level builds knowledge step by step:

1. Primary Level – Ibtidaiyah

  • Basic Arabic reading and writing

  • Tajweed (Correct Quran recitation)

  • Islamic manners (Akhlaq) and basic Fiqh

  • Basic Islamic beliefs (Aqaid)

2. Middle Level – Mutawassitah

  • Arabic grammar: Sarf and Nahw

  • Persian language (Farsi)

  • Basic Tafsir and Hadith

  • Stories of Prophets and Islamic history

  • Memorization of important duas and hadiths

3. Higher Level – Aliyah

  • Deeper Arabic grammar and language skills

  • Fiqh (Islamic law) – especially Hanafi Fiqh

  • Principles of Fiqh (Usool-e-Fiqh)

  • Tafsir of selected Surahs

  • Logic and Philosophy (Mantiq and Falsafa)

4. Advanced Level – Aalim Course (Alimiyyah)

  • Tafsir of the Holy Quran

  • Study of all major books of Hadith: Bukhari, Muslim, Abu Dawood, Tirmidhi, etc.

  • Advanced Fiqh with real-life issues

  • Usool-e-Tafsir and Usool-e-Hadith

  • Arabic literature and Balagha (rhetoric)

  • Kalam (Islamic theology)

5. Specialization – Takhassus

After completing the Aalim course, students may choose a field for specialization:

  • Takhassus fil Fiqh (Mufti course – Islamic Jurisprudence)

  • Takhassus fil Tafsir (Advanced Quranic Studies)

  • Takhassus fil Hadith (In-depth Hadith study)

  • Takhassus fid Da’wah wal Khutabah (Islamic Preaching and Public Speaking)


 What Makes Jamia Qadaria Unique?

  • Qualified and Experienced Teachers: Our scholars are well-trained and dedicated to student growth.

  • Balanced Curriculum: We combine traditional Islamic sciences with awareness of modern challenges.

  • Spiritual Environment: Along with studies, students receive spiritual guidance (Tarbiyyah).

  • Moral Training: Special attention is given to manners, respect, and Islamic values.

  • Facilities: We provide a peaceful environment, a well-equipped library, and digital learning tools.

  • Practical Training: Students learn how to give khutbahs (sermons), answer common Islamic questions, and lead prayers.

Course Duration

The complete Dars-e-Nizami course at Jamia Qadaria usually takes 8 years, depending on the student’s background and pace. There are yearly exams, regular assignments, and practical sessions.


 Career and Future Opportunities

After graduating from Dars-e-Nizami at Jamia Qadaria, students can:

  • Serve as Imams in mosques

  • Become teachers in Islamic schools and madrasas

  • Work as Muftis (if they complete the specialization)

  • Spread Islamic knowledge through lectures, da’wah, and online platforms

  • Guide the Muslim community with knowledge and wisdom


Conclusion

Dars-e-Nizami at Jamia Qadaria is more than just a course – it is a journey of becoming a true servant of Allah. We invite all brothers and sisters who seek Islamic knowledge with sincerity and a desire to serve the Ummah to join us.

“Knowledge is light. At Jamia Qadaria, we help you carry that light with responsibility, love, and taqwa.”

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