Islamic schools
Quranic education centers
Islamic schools are educational institutions where Muslim students learn religious subjects alongside or instead of secular curriculum.
In Muslim-majority countries, these range from elementary schools to universities.
In Western contexts, Islamic schools typically combine standard academic subjects with Quranic study, Arabic, and Islamic values.
The term sometimes refers specifically to madrasas—traditional schools focused on religious instruction.
- madrasasIslamic religious schools
- religious scholarsExperts in faith traditions
- Islamic lawReligious jurisprudence for Muslims
- Arabic calligraphyOrnamental writing in Arabic script
- mosquesMuslim houses of worship
sharia · hadith · moral education · spiritual development · Friday prayers · morning prayers · prayer times · halal food · recitation · verses · mullah · bilingual education · imam · memorization · boarding · student dormitory · religious education · devotion
- IslamAllah, Quran, Muhammad, Mecca, Ramadan
- Islamic Worldmosque, Allah, Muhammad, Mecca, Quran
- African schoolsprimary schools, secondary schools, high schools, government schools, boarding schools
- elite schoolsprivate academies, preparatory schools, selective schools, Ivy League, grammar schools
- religious educationreligious education, Bible college, Bible stories, religious instruction, church teachings
- African Islamimams, mosques, madrasas, Timbuktu, Sokoto Caliphate
Islamic schoolsChristian schools
Faith-centered educational institutions
Catholic schools · Jewish schools · yeshivas · parochial schools · evangelical schools
Islamic schoolssecular schools
Educational institutions without religious affiliation
public schools · state schools · government schools · secular education