As the duty of a religious person (mualim), MUR with the cooperation from the Rohingya community leaders and financially aided by zakat contributions channelled through the various Islamic NGOs such as Future Global Network Foundation (FGN) are involved in providing religious education for the children of the Rohingya community through madrasahs located in Rohingya settlement areas throughout the Peninsula especially in the Klang Valley and the State of Penang. Since 2005 the following madrasahs have received financial assistance :-
(i) Federal Territory (Ipoh Road, Cheras Baru)
(ii) Selangor (Meru, Kapar, and Warta Baru (Selayang)
(iii) Penang (Bagan Dalam, Bagan Lebuh Tahir)
Jalan Baru (Bukit Mertajam), Taman Senangin (Perai)
and Ujung Batu (Butterworth)
At the above madrasahs the children (both male and female) within the age group of 6 – 14 years imbibed religious instructions on the Quran and the Fardu Ain. Besides religious education some of the madrasahs are able to provide education in various other subjects including science and mathematics as well as English and Bahasa Melayu. The expansion of education to include non-religious subjects is contingent on the availability of funds and teaching staff. At the end of the day, even if the Rohingya children might not have received the benefit of a formal education, they would have at least acquired some basic skills involving reading, writing and arithmatic (3R).
1. Madrasah Darul Quran, Jalan Baru, Bukit Mertajam
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 53
2. Madrasatul Muhajirin, Taman Senangin, Perai
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 34
3. Madrasah Zinurin, Bagan Dalam
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 34
4. Madrasah Al-Tullah Muslimin, Bagan Lebuh Tahir
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 28
5. Madrasah Rohingya Di Ujung Batu,Butterworth
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : Arround 30
1. Madrasah Al-Islahiyah Al-Islamiah, Meru, Klang
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 69
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| Ustaz Mohd Jaber (Secretary-General, MUR) and Ustaz Abu Sayeed (Deputy President, MUR) seen standing beside a van donated by MUR to the caretaker of Madrasah Al-Islahiyah Al-Islamiah, Meru, Klang for the their students transportation |
ROHINGYA MADRASAHS IN THE STATE OF PENANG
1. Madrasah Darul Quran, Jalan Baru, Bukit Mertajam
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 53
2. Madrasatul Muhajirin, Taman Senangin, Perai
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 34
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 34
4. Madrasah Al-Tullah Muslimin, Bagan Lebuh Tahir
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 28
5. Madrasah Rohingya Di Ujung Batu,Butterworth
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : Arround 30
ROHINGYA MADRASAHS IN THE STATE OF SELANGOR
1. Madrasah Al-Islahiyah Al-Islamiah, Meru, Klang
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 69
2. Madrasah Darul Ullom, Kapar, Klang
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 35
3. Madrasah Rohingya, Taman Ampang, Selangor
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 70
1. Madrasah Al-Hidayah, Warta Baru, Selayang
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 48
2. Madrasah Rohingya, Jalan Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 18
3. Madrasah Al-Islamiyah Tahfizul Quran Darulaytam Rohingya, Cheras
No. of Students (As of June 2010) : 62
(Note: Due to financial constraints, Madrasah Al-Islamiah Tahfizul Quran Rohingya In Cheras Baru was forced to close down in June 2010. MUR had tried in vain to revive the madrasah and put back on the right track but unfortunately there has been little support from the general public)
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 35
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 70
ROHINGYA MADRASAHS IN THE FEDERAL TERRITORY
1. Madrasah Al-Hidayah, Warta Baru, Selayang
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 48
2. Madrasah Rohingya, Jalan Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur
No. of Students (As of 20 June 2011) : 18
3. Madrasah Al-Islamiyah Tahfizul Quran Darulaytam Rohingya, Cheras
No. of Students (As of June 2010) : 62
(Note: Due to financial constraints, Madrasah Al-Islamiah Tahfizul Quran Rohingya In Cheras Baru was forced to close down in June 2010. MUR had tried in vain to revive the madrasah and put back on the right track but unfortunately there has been little support from the general public)
