1. The details of Jamia at a glance.
Established: February 2000
Starting Venue: Jamia Qur’ania & Shahjalal Masjid
Ralph Road, Saltley , B’ham, B81NA (a part time madrasa and masjid is running in the previous premises)
No. of staff: 21 No. of students: 170
Objectives: Gain the pleasure of Allah (SWT) by producing scholars with deep knowledge of Sharia along with modern education.
Patron: Hazrat Maulana Abdul Aziz Saheb.

Syllabus in brief

Tajweed Faculty
New students are enrolled under this department. Upon completion of the art of recitation of the Holy Qur’an students are then admitted either to Hafizi or Alimi Section.

Hifz Faculty
Jamia’s Hifz department has an outstanding reputation. Due to the dedication and efforts of the teachers students are capable of becoming Hafiz within a relatively short period of time.

Alimi Faculty
Under this faculty students are taught from primary to the highest level of Islamic syllabus known as Dawra-e-Hadith. This faculty is staffed with teachers who are specialist in their respective area of expertise such as Uloom-at-Tafseer, Uloom-al-Hadith and Uloom-al-Fiqh etc.

National Curriculum Faculty
Jamia is a DfES registered secondary school. Teachers with excellent qualification and experience teach the students National Curriculum subjects including English, Maths, Science, ICT, History, Citizenship, PE, Georgraphy, RE and DTA.

2. The unique qualities of the Jamia.
• Students lead congregational prayers within the Jamia as a future development
• Special care for characteristics along with education.
• Persuading students to live their lives according to Sunnah
• Revision class everyday after school from 5 pm – 7:30 pm under teacher supervision
• A continual report system so that the parents are made aware of their childs progress.
• Students are trained to deliver lectures, recite the Holy Qur’an and nasheeds in weekly
congregational programmes.

3. The success of the Jamia.
• After inspecting the Jamia the OFSTED inspectors praised the progress made by the Jamia.
• Jamia held its first graduation ceremony on 19th August 2007 where students who completed Alimi and Hafizi courses where honoured with the award of Dastar-e-Fazilat.
• Jamia has a high success rate at GCSE compared with other Madrasas.
• With the blessing of Allah and your generous contribution Jamia now has a purpose built library, ICT suite and Science labs.

4. The urgent need of the Jamia.
• Jamia’s still has a Qard-e-Hasana of £350,000 which was used to purchase the current premises.
• Further Qard-e-Hasana of £75,000 was taken to acquire essential resources and to complete all required work on the playground, science lab, ICT Suite and other builiding work.
• Jamia urgently needs to renovate its prayer hall which will cost in the region of £75,000
• A further £100,000 is required to complete the remaining building work.

5. Jamia’s source of income.
The Jamia does not have a permanent source of income. The mercy of Allah, The donations
gratefully received from the Muslim community (the slight amount of fees paid by the students which incidentally is much lower than that of other private schools) are the only source of income for the Jamia.

6. Expenditure of the Jamia
• Jamia has a substantial monthly expenditure in the region of £20,000. The bulk of it is spent on salaries, resources and utility bills. Therefore, Jamia’s annual expenditure is in the region of £250,000.

7. The ways in which you can help the Jamia.
• Paying for a praying mat area of land which will cost £300
• Paying for a unit which will cost a £1,000
• Paying for a room which will cost of £5,000 and have your name engraved.
• You can pay a permanent donation every month or quarterly to support the need of the Jamia by standing order
• You may sponsor to pay off the tuition fees of students who have difficulty in doing so.
• Assisting Jamia to pay for resource books.

8. Jamia’s Zakat Fund.
• You may pay your Zakat money and fitra money to the Jamia Zakat Fund which will be paid according to sharia.

9. Visitors
There have been many scholars who have visited the Jamia and were very pleased by the progress made.

These scholars consist of:
• Feda-e-Millat Allama Syed As’ad Madani (R), Indian.
• Sheikhul Hadith Allama Noor Uddin Ahmad (R) Gowharpuri, Bangladesh.
• Sheikhul Mashaikh Maulana Akbar Ali (R), Sylhet.
• Sheikhul Hadith Allama Azizul Haque, Dhaka.
• Sheikhul Mashaikh Maulana Hafiz Patel, Dewsbury.
• Sheikhul Hadith Allama Ahmad Shafi, Hathazari, Bangladesh.
• Sheikhul Hadith Allama Dr. Abdur Razzaq Iskandar Pakistan.
• Qa’idul Ulama Maulana Fazlur Rahman, Pakistan.
• Famous Islamic Scholar Maulana Salim Qasimi, India.
• Sheikhul Hadith Allama Anzar Shah, Kashmiri, India.
• Famous Islamic Scholar Hazrat Maulana Abdullah Kapodravi, India.
• Sheikh Maulana Amin Uddin (Qatia) Sylhet.
• Sheikh Maulana Hashim Patel, Bury.
• Mujahid-e-Millat Principal Maulana Habibur Rahman Sylhet, Bangladesh.
• Famous Islamic Scholar Maulana Muhiddin Khan Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Sheikh Maulana Bilal Mazahiri, Bury
• Sheikh Abdul Aziz bin Nifa’ Al-Harbi, Saudi Arabia.