Educational Institutions
This section lists a range of Islamic/Secular educational institutions that provide services to Muslim community.
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 www.slsalam.com |
1670 |
| 2 |
www.almisbahiyyah.com |
1574 |
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www.daruththaqwa.com |
1571 |
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www.tanweerlanka.org |
1583 |
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Zahira College Mawanella Zahira College, Mawanella is the second Muslim school in Mawanella, Sri Lanka. The birth of the college was a result of the educational reform that was brought along with the 1920 political reforms. The school was started as a religious school in a cadjan shed which belonged to the Hinguloya Masjidul Huda. It is currently one of the largest Muslim educational institutions in Sri Lanka with more than 3000 students studying there. The College is situated in the heart of Mawanella situated next to Masjidul Huda . Zahira means Excellence in Arabic The school was started as a religious school in a cadjan shed which belonged to the Hinguloya Masjidul Huda. Mr. V. Samuel from Mannar was appointed as the first teacher. On the 23rd March 1921, the school which was named Hinguloya Tamil Mixed School was registered as a Government School and the first student registered was late Dr. A. T. M. A Azeez. Late A. M. Abdul Rahman Marikkar and A. M. Majeed Marikkar constructed the building for the school. But until 1943, there was no notable progress to be seen and the classes were only up to Grade Five. In 1943 Grade Six class was started and since then many incidents worthy of mentioning commenced in the history of the school. In 1928, the late Mr. D. L. M. Haniffa was appointed as a Monitor Teacher to the school. Being young and enthusiastic, in the field of education and social consciousness, he played an important role in the development of the school. As a result of his untiring efforts, the S.S. C. Class was started in 1946. There were only four students in the class. Pandithar S. Sangarapillai of Chawakachcheri taught all the subjects to these students and made two of them get through the examination.One of them was former Principal of Zahira late Mr. M. C. M. Riyal and the other, late Mr. Rafeek who served as a vice principal of the school for some time. The result of these students brought an enthusiasm in education and an awakening feeling in the school. |
1602 |
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Zahira College Colombo Zahira College is one of Sri Lanka’s leading schools.It is located on Orabi Pasha Mawatha in Maradana. At its inception, Zahira College was founded to provide an English education to students while preserving the Muslim identity. The school was built on the grounds of one of the oldest mosques in Sri Lanka, the Maradana Mosque. It was founded in 1892 and was one of the first schools aimed at serving the Muslim community. Branches of Zahira Colllege in Alutgama (1942), Gampola (1942), Matale (1944) and Puttalam (1944) and also in Wekande were established later on. The branches despite initial teething problems blossomed into leading independent Muslim institutions in their respective Districts. |
1919 |
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Zahira College Kalmunai |
1368 |
| 8 |
Ihsaniyyah Arabic College |
1447 |
| 9 |
Arafa College Weligama |
1374 |
| 10 |
University of Peradeniya |
1210 |
| 11 |
University Grants Commission |
4004 |
| 12 |
University of Colombo |
1775 |
| 13 |
University of Sri Jayewardenepura |
1575 |
| 14 |
University of Kelaniya |
2453 |
| 15 |
University of Moratuwa |
1257 |
| 16 |
University of Jaffna |
1366 |
| 17 |
University of Ruhuna |
1796 |
| 18 |
The Open University of Sri Lanka |
1503 |
| 19 |
Eastern University, Sri Lanka |
1769 |
| 20 |
South Eastern University of Sri Lanka |
1802 |
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