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madrasah
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Princeton's WordNet
madrasa, madrasahnoun
Muslim schools in Bangladesh and Pakistan
"the Pakistan government decided to close down madrasas that provided military training for their students"; "many madrasas in Bangladesh are supported with money from Saudi Arabia"
Wiktionary
madrasahnoun
A school for any kind of teaching, at any grade level. It may have courses in Islamic theology and religious law, but it is not a requirement.
Etymology: From مدرسة "school".
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madrasah
A madrasah is an educational institution for learning Islamic theology and religious laws. It can be anywhere from elementary school to university level, where students are taught various subjects including religious studies, philosophy, literature, sciences, and languages, based on the specific school and the region's education system. The term "madrasah" has been commonly used in Arab countries, parts of Africa, and Asia, particularly in countries with a significant Muslim population. Madrasahs may also serve as community centers and places for worship.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of madrasah in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of madrasah in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
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- مدرسة, المدرسة الإسلاميةArabic
- mədrəsəAzerbaijani
- медресеBulgarian
- madrassaCatalan, Valencian
- MadrasaGerman
- μεντρεσέςGreek
- مدرسهPersian
- madrassaFinnish
- médersaFrench
- मद्रसाHindi
- medreszeHungarian
- madrasaItalian
- מדרשהHebrew
- マドラサJapanese
- 마드라사Korean
- медресаMacedonian
- madrasahNorwegian
- medresa, madrasaPolish
- madraçalPortuguese
- madrasahRomanian
- медресеRussian
- madrasahSwedish
- మదరసాTelugu
- medreseTurkish
- مدرسہUrdu
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