madrasah

IPA: mˈædrʌsˈɑ

(Islam) A school for any kind of teaching, at any grade level; usually specifically a school that teaches Islamic theology.

Examples of "madrasah" in Sentences

Singapore school offers a new model for 'madrasah'
SHARIF ABDEL KOUDDOUS: And explain, as Stop the Madrassa - "madrasah" just means
We spent hours purposely lost in the labyrinth of ancient coral mansions, while eating cheap street food, chants wafting over from a nearby madrasah.
"Abdussabur said of his school, explaining that the term" madrasah "is used to describe" the highest level of education you can get in the Islamic world. "
A linguistic note: while the word madrasah simply means 'school' in Arabic, as a loan word in Indonesian it does seem to refer specifically to Islamic schools.
The Syrian regime has established 300 religious schools I hate it when people in US congress and media now use the word "madrasah", not knowing that it merely means "school."
Libo's Essa El Hamisi says that Zwara's Salafis have grown to 300-400 from a handful, taking over a mosque and starting a madrasah where students are punished by beatings on the soles of their feet.