ضلع باجوڑ میں عظیم دینی مدارس کا تعارفی جائزہ
An Introductory Review of Prominent Religious Seminaries in District Bajaur
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https://doi.org/10.63878/qrjs544Abstract
District Bajaur holds a prominent place in the religious and intellectual landscape of Pakistan and has left a deep imprint on the spiritual and educational history of the subcontinent. The religious seminaries (madaris) of this region have played a vital role in promoting the teachings of the Qur’an and Sunnah, preserving Islamic values, and reforming society through education and spiritual guidance. This study presents a comprehensive introductory and analytical review of the major religious seminaries of District Bajaur, highlighting their educational, scholarly, and moral contributions to the local and wider Muslim community.The research explores the historical development, socio-religious background, and the educational systems of these institutions, along with their curricula, methods of instruction, and their influence on the moral and social life of the people. It also examines how these madaris have served as centers of spiritual enlightenment, producing numerous scholars, preachers, and teachers who continue to spread Islamic knowledge across the region and beyond.Findings indicate that the madaris of Bajaur are not merely centers for traditional religious learning but are also dynamic institutions fostering social harmony, intellectual awareness, and moral reformation. They have contributed significantly to the preservation of Islamic culture and identity, encouraged unity among the Muslim Ummah, and provided an alternative model of education rooted in spiritual and ethical values. In conclusion, the religious seminaries of Bajaur stand as enduring symbols of devotion, scholarship, and service, playing a fundamental role in sustaining the region’s religious and intellectual heritage while guiding new generations toward faith, morality, and social responsibility.
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