About the Madrassa

Islamic learning with knowledge and character

Madarsa Maa Khadijatul Kubra offers Quran, Arabic, and Islamic Studies classes in a focused learning environment.

Front exterior of Madarsa Maa Khadijatul Kubra in Karachi

Who we are

Serving families in Shah Latif Town

Madarsa Maa Khadijatul Kubra serves families in Shah Latif Town, Karachi, and nearby areas. Students can begin with Noorani Qaida and continue through Nazra Quran, Hifz, Tajweed, Arabic, and Islamic Studies. Lessons follow a regular routine, and teachers guide each student according to their level. The Madrassa also keeps families informed about attendance and progress.

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Our purpose

Mission and vision

We aim to help students learn their faith, build good habits, and carry Islamic values into daily life.

Our mission

Islamic learning Teach Quran recitation, memorization, Tajweed, and Islamic Studies with care.
Regular study Use planned lessons, steady routines, and simple progress checks.
Character and adab Teach respect, responsibility, good manners, and care for others.
Family involvement Keep parents informed and make it easy for them to ask questions.

Our vision

We want students to read the Quran well, understand the foundations of Islam, and put what they learn into practice with humility.

Our story

Why the Madrassa was established

The Madrassa was established to make Quran and Islamic learning available to children, young people, and adults in the local community.

It began in response to families who wanted Quran, Tajweed, and basic Islamic Studies classes closer to home. As more students joined, the Madrassa introduced regular schedules and different learning levels.

Today, students can study Noorani Qaida, Nazra Quran, Hifz, Tajweed, Arabic, Fiqh, and Islamiat. Each program has its own learning path, and families can speak with teachers about the student's progress.

The name Maa Khadijatul Kubra honours Sayyida Khadija (may Allah be pleased with her). Her strength, sincerity, and support for truth and knowledge continue to inspire the work of the Madrassa.

From the leadership

Message from the founder and principal

Every student is a trust from their family. We want each student to build a lasting connection with the Quran, understand their faith, and develop the discipline to keep learning. We ask Allah to accept this work and make it beneficial for our students, their families, and the wider community.

Founder and Principal Madarsa Maa Khadijatul Kubra

What students learn

Islamic education and study skills

Students learn the Quran and Islamic subjects while building the habits needed for regular study.

Islamic education

Nazra Quran

Read the Quran with better fluency, pronunciation, and regular practice.

Hifz-ul-Quran

Memorize the Quran through new lessons, daily revision, and teacher guidance.

Tajweed

Learn the rules and pronunciation needed for correct Quran recitation.

Noorani Qaida

Learn Arabic letters, sounds, and the first steps of Quran reading.

Fiqh

Learn basic Islamic rulings related to worship and daily life.

Islamiat

Study beliefs, worship, adab, Seerah, and good character.

Study skills

Arabic Language

Build reading and vocabulary skills for Quran and Islamic Studies.

Regular schedules

Follow fixed class times and a planned course of study.

Progress updates

Review student progress and share useful feedback with families.

Good study habits

Build habits through attendance, homework, participation, and respectful conduct.

How we teach

A steady and practical approach

Teachers explain each lesson, listen to students, correct mistakes, and review earlier work before moving on.

Attention to each student

Students learn at different speeds. Teachers give extra guidance where it is needed, especially in Quran reading and memorization.

Learning step by step

Students begin at the right level and move forward when they are ready. Their next program depends on their progress and goals.

Regular revision

Quran lessons include time to review earlier work. This helps students remember what they have learned and improve their recitation.

Lessons for daily life

Fiqh and Islamic Studies include practical examples that students can understand and use at home and in the community.

Teacher and family contact

Teachers speak with parents about attendance, progress, and any areas that need more practice.

Respect in the classroom

Students learn to listen, make a sincere effort, and treat teachers and classmates with respect.

Learning environment

A calm place for regular study

Classes are organized to help students listen, practise, and learn without unnecessary distraction.

Focused classrooms

Lessons follow a regular routine so students know what to do and can focus on their work.

Separate buildings

Boys and girls study in separate buildings with suitable teacher arrangements.

Simple conduct rules

Students are expected to arrive on time, complete their work, and show respect to teachers and classmates.

Regular attendance

Quran learning needs steady practice. Families are asked to support regular attendance throughout the program.

Supervised classes

Teachers supervise students during class hours and help maintain an orderly learning environment.

Students studying at low desks in the Madrassa learning hall

Find the right place to begin

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