| So, at most madrasa graduates can aspire to become teachers in madrasas, imams in mosques or else open another madrasa of their own. |
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| Some maulvis attached to madrasas have attempted to start dialogue efforts. |
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| The Koranic schools are not subsidized by the state, unlike the madrasas and state or private schools. |
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| Built next to the depot, the madrasa is the prototype of Tunisian madrasas with its paved courtyard surrounded by porticoes with Moorish arches. |
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| This is one of the types of finely executed capital with abundant plant decoration created by Marinid artists for mosques and madrasas. |
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| In the absence of an overall coordinating body or a federation of madrasas, each madrasa is free to set its own syllabus and adopt its own teaching methods. |
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| Most of the madrasas of the Anatolian Seljuq period have one room serving as a masjid. |
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| My father's non-Muslim friends recount proudly incidents and anecdotes of maulvis and madrasas much in the same manner as we remember our school and teachers. |
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| Both Bukhara and Samarkand include major madrasas and mosques but only Bukhara has kept its medieval urban fabric. |
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| At the same time it was started the restoration of various monuments whose function has become obsolete like madrasas, mauseleums and marabouts which after the evacuation of their occupants, were restored and allotted again. |
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| Transforming Koranic schools into madrasas? |
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| Most of those who were displaced were Muslims and they remain away from their homes, either in camps beside mosques or madrasas or settled on empty patches of land. |
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| Samarkand has several other mausoleums, madrasas, and mosques dating from the 15th to the 17th century, though they are not as impressive as the structures from Timur's day. |
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| The most emblematic heirs of the Deoband school are, no doubt, the Taliban, who are products of the multitude of Pakistani madrasas established along the Afghan border. |
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| It shows elements of local adaptation but also bears the typical features of Syrian madrasas, namely an axial symmetric courtyard surrounded by iwans. |
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| This madrasa's courtyard is covered with a dome. The first examples of madrasas were seen in the Transoxania and Khurasan regions and had a plan with an iwan in the middle of each side and other smaller rooms in between. |
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| Housed in madrasas, mosques, Sufi convents, mausolea, and hospitals, these libraries contained works on the religious and rational sciences as well as literature and poetry. |
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| The Rasulid sultans built numerous Madrasas to solidify the Shafi'i school of thought, which is still the dominant school of jurisprudence amongst Yemenis today. |
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