1. Our History 
   

Goalbari Darus Sunnah Qaumi Madrasa & Lillah Boarding is a registered and well-reputed Islamic educational institution in Bangladesh. It is registered under Befaqul Madarisil Arabia Bangladesh (Ilhaq No. 5/1298) and Hifzul Quran Foundation Bangladesh (Registration No. 41.08.24). The institution is located in: Village: Goalbari, Post Office: Munshiganj, Union: Baradi, Upazila: Alamdanga, District: Chuadanga.

Establishment and Administration

The institution was founded in 2006 by Alhaj Engineer Robiul Haque. He served as the President and Director from 2006 to 2023. Currently, his eldest son, Zahurul Alam, has been serving as the President since 2024. However, Alhaj Robiul Haque will continue as the Lifetime Honorary President and Director.

Educational Activities and Special Features

The madrasa plays an important role in the moral, spiritual, and academic development of students through a blend of Islamic and modern education. Currently, around 100 students are studying here. It is a non-profit, non-political, and service-oriented institution, operated in accordance with its constitution and administrative policies.

Departments of Education

✅ Maktab (Basic Islamic Education)

✅ Nazira (Qur’an Recitation & Pronunciation)

✅ Hifzul Quran (Memorization of the Qur’an)

✅ Kitab Section (Advanced Islamic Studies)

Key Educational Features

🔹 Semester-based teaching method

🔹 Daily memorization support in classes

🔹 Special care for weak students

🔹 Regular consultation with guardians about student progress

🔹 Special benefits for poor and meritorious students

🔹 Emphasis on neat handwriting

🔹 Family-friendly and peaceful educational environment

About Goalbari Darus Sunnah Qawmi Madrasa And Lillah Boarding

Our madrasa follows the Qawmi Madrasa system, modeled after Darul Uloom Deoband of Uttar Pradesh, India. Special emphasis is placed on the core teachings of the Qur’an and Hadith.

Madrasa education in Bangladesh was initially unstructured. The Alia Madrasa system began with the establishment of Calcutta Alia Madrasa in 1780, and the Qaumi Madrasa tradition started with the founding of Darul Uloom Muinul Islam in Chattogram in 1901.

Principles of Qawmi Madrasa

Out of the eight foundational principles of Qawmi Madrasas, five (principles 1, 6, 7, and 8) emphasize that the madrasa's income should not conflict with reliance on Allah (Tawakkul), and should avoid government control.

During the pre-British era, it was recommended to receive donations from the general public instead of relying on Waqf properties or state officials.

The 2nd principle emphasizes residential living for students. The 3rd principle highlights that the administrator must be trustworthy and just; hence, the madrasa should be managed under his supervision. The 4th and 5th principles pertain to teachers and curriculum, instructing that teachers should be pious and like-minded, and the full syllabus should be completed on time.

Contact Information:

Email: goalbari.darus.sunnah.madrasa@gmail.com

Phone: 01941 749 293

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YouTube Channel: @GoalbariDarusSunnahMadrasa

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