Empowering the Next Generation
Darul Uloom Jamiyah Aisha Siddika Banat
A Beacon of Islamic Education for Girls in Jogwad Village.
About Darul Uloom Jamiyah Aisha Siddika Banat
Darul Uloom Jamiyah Aisha Siddika Banat is a prominent Islamic educational institution dedicated to the academic and spiritual growth of Muslim girls. Established in 1986 by Haji Hasam Fakir Patel, the institution began as a small Madresa for the girls of Jogwad Village. Over the years, it has expanded its reach to include students from nearby villages, surrounding areas, and even abroad. This growth reflects the increasing demand for quality Islamic education and the institution's commitment to empowering young girls with knowledge, values, and life skills rooted in Islamic principles.
The Madresa offers a comprehensive curriculum that includes Diniyat, Alima courses, Maslah Masail, Hadis, and basic mathematics, all taught in both Urdu and Arabic. The institution’s educational approach not only focuses on religious studies but also aims to develop well-rounded individuals who can contribute positively to their communities and society at large.
From its humble beginnings in the house of Janab Shabbir Bhai Patel, Banat Madresa has grown into a well-established institution with a dedicated management team and a strong network of teachers and students. The Madresa’s hostel facilities have made it possible for girls from outside Jogwad to benefit from the high-quality education offered. The new building, which was inaugurated in 1993, has further expanded the Madresa’s capacity to accommodate an increasing number of students.
Today, Darul Uloom Jamiyah Aisha Siddika Banat stands as a beacon of Islamic education, offering students from various backgrounds the opportunity to study and learn under the guidance of experienced and qualified teachers. The institution remains focused on its core mission: to provide girls with a strong foundation in Islamic teachings and values, preparing them to lead meaningful and productive lives guided by their faith.
Darul Uloom Jamiyah Aisha Siddika Banat follows the beliefs of Ahle Sunnat wal Jamaat, adheres to the Hanafi school of thought, and aligns with the disposition of Darul Uloom Deoband. Its philosophy and practices reflect the teachings of Hujjat-ul-Islam Hazrat Maulana Mohammed Qasim Nanotvi (Rahmatullahi Alaih), Imam Rabbani Maulana Rashid Ahmad Gangohi (Rahmatullahi Alaih), and Hakeem-ul-Ummah Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanvi (Rahmatullahi Alaih).
- Founder
Haji Hasam Fakir Patel
- Establishment
1986 CE
- Building Inauguration
April 1993
- Classes
Aa'la to Panjum (Farigat)
- Type of Institute
Private
- Maslak (sect) of Jamiah
Ahle Sunnat wal Jamaat, (Hanafi and disposition of Deoband).
History of Darul Uloom Jamiyah Aisha Siddika Banat
The Journey of Banat: A Foundation of Islamic Education for Girls.
Darul Uloom Jamiyah Aisha Siddika Banat, an esteemed Islamic educational institution for girls, was founded in 1986 by Haji Hasam Fakir Patel, who was the brother of Ismail Bhai Patel, also known as Vakharwala. The Madresa was initially established in the empty house of Janab Shabbir Bhai Patel, located on Patel Street, next to Mustq Bhai Patel's house, near the Old Medical of Jogwad. At its inception, the institution was intended solely for the girls of Jogwad Village, providing them with a space for Islamic education and character development. The female teachers of Banat lived in the house on the right side, where Bushra Aapa lives right now.
In its early years, the Madresa primarily focused on the local girls of Jogwad. However, the nearby villagers, recognizing the value of Islamic education, requested to send their daughters to the Madresa. The management, understanding the need for broader access to education, approved the request, allowing girls from outside Jogwad to join. This expansion led to the construction of a new building, with a hostel to accommodate the increasing number of students. The foundation of this new building was laid in 1992, and the construction was supervised by Janab Shabbir Bhai Patel, who played a significant role in the development of the institution.
In April 1993, the new building of Banat Madresa was inaugurated, marking a significant milestone in its history. The inauguration ceremony was attended by prominent religious scholars, including Hazrat Maulana Abdullah Sahab Kapodrawi, the Principal of Darul Uloom Falahe Darien from 1966 to 1992, Hazrat Maulana Saiyyid Abrar Ahmed Dhulyawi R.A., the Former Shaikhul Hadis of Darul Uloom Falahe Darien-Tarkesar, and Hadrat Aqdas Mufti Ahmed Khanpuri, the Head Mufti of Jameah Islamiyah Talimuddin Dabhel. These scholars, along with other distinguished Ulama, blessed the new building and the educational journey of the institution.
After the inauguration of the new building, the Madresa flourished under the leadership of Molana Yusuf Mayat from Surkhay, who took over as the Mohtamin (Head of the Madresa). He served in this capacity from 1993 until December 2024, overseeing the institution's growth and ensuring the continuation of its educational mission.
Shabbir Bhai Patel, who was deeply involved in the management of the Banat, played a key role in its operations from 1998 to 2022. His tireless efforts and dedication to the institution were instrumental in its development and success over the years.
Today, Darul Uloom Jamiyah Aisha Siddika Banat stands as a beacon of Islamic education for girls, offering a wide range of courses, including Diniyat, Alima courses, Maslah Masail, Hadis, and basic mathematics. The medium of instruction includes Urdu and Arabic, reflecting the Madresa’s commitment to teaching both religious and academic subjects in a comprehensive manner. The Madresa’s core mission is to equip young girls with Islamic values, Shariyah law, and knowledge that will empower them to live righteous lives and contribute positively to society.
Institution at a Glance
An overview of the key statistics that reflect the strength, dedication, and ongoing educational impact of Jamiyah Aisha Siddika Banat for the girls of Jogwad Village.
959+
Alumni Students
A proud network of over 959 educated young women who have completed their Islamic and academic studies, making a difference in their communities and beyond.
280+
Studying Students
Currently home to more than 280 girls receiving quality Islamic and academic education in a spiritually enriching and supportive environment.
14
Teaching Staff
A team of 14 dedicated and qualified educators committed to guiding students with knowledge, faith, and values rooted in the Islamic tradition.
14
Non-Teaching Staff
Supportive and hardworking staff who ensure the smooth running of the institute and contribute to the students' well-being and daily needs.
Programs and Courses Offered
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Diniyat (Adna Aa'la)
Basic Islamic teachings, daily duas, and moral values for beginners.
Awwal (Year-1)
Intro to Arabic grammar, Fiqh, and selected hadith.
Duvam (Year-2)
Focus on Arabic, Fiqh, and key Islamic texts.
Suvam (Year-3)
Classical texts, advanced grammar, and hadith studies.
Chaharum (Year-4)
Tafsir, usul al-fiqh, and hadith foundations.
Panjum (Year-5)
Advanced hadith, fiqh, and scholarly analysis.
Medium of Instruction!
The mediums of instruction at Jamiyah Aisha Siddika Banat are Urdu and Arabic, depending on the subject matter. While core Islamic texts are taught in Arabic, teachers actively translate and explain them in Urdu to ensure students fully understand the content. As most students are well-versed in Urdu, this approach helps bridge the language gap and supports better learning.
- Medium of Instruction
Urdu & Arabic
Admissions Process and Costs
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Campus Facilities!
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Branches and Affiliations
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Founders and Management
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Haji Hasam Fakir Patel
Founder
Shabbir Bulbul
Managing Person
Mahmadali Hashim Aswat
Managing Person
Yunus Yusuf Patel
Managing Person
Hasan Makda
Managing Person
Ali Meman
Managing Person
Mol. Mustufa Bulbul
Managing Person
Haji Shabbir Patel
Formar Managing Person
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Your donation plays a vital role in shaping the future of our students. By contributing, you help provide better educational facilities, books, infrastructure, and resources for children in Aisha Siddika Primary and Higher Secondary School, Jogwad. Every donation, big or small, makes a difference by enhancing our classrooms, upgrading infrastructure, expanding educational resources, and supporting extracurricular activities that contribute to the holistic development of our students. We accept donations in the form of Zakat, Lillah, and Sadaqah, which are important charitable contributions in our community.
Together, we can build a brighter future through education and ensure that every child has the opportunity to realize their full potential and achieve their dreams. Your generous support directly impacts the lives of our students, empowering them to succeed and become future leaders of our community.
- Account Holder Name
M/S JAMIYA AYSHA SIDDIKA.JOGWAD
- Bank Name
Bank of Baroda
- Branch Name
TANKAL BRANCH
- Account Number
15980200000005
- IFSC Code
BARB0TANKAL
- SWIFT Code
SBININBBXXX
- We Accept
Zakat / Lillah / Sadaqah
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- Address
Darul Uloom Jamiyah Aisha Siddika Banat, Jogwad - Chitali Rd.
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