Madrasa Time – Daily Routine at Maulana Madrasa
When parents search for a good Islamic school, one of the first questions they ask is about the madrasa time – when classes start, how the day is structured, and how much time is devoted to Islamic and modern subjects. At Maulana Madrasa in Delhi, we have designed a balanced timetable that helps students develop both spiritually and academically. Understanding Madrasa Time In traditional Islamic schools, madrasa time refers to the daily schedule of Qur’an, Hadith, Fiqh, Arabic and other lessons. A clear timetable helps children stay disciplined and focused. Modern madrasas like Maulana combine religious classes with English, computer skills and co-curricular activities within a structured day. Maulana Madrasa’s Daily Routine Morning Sessions – Qur’an recitation, Tajweed and Islamic studies Mid-Day – Break for prayers and meals Afternoon – Modern subjects such as English, Mathematics and Computer basics Evening – Revision, co-curricular activities and residential study support This planned madrasa time ensures that students get equal attention for religious and modern education. Why Our Madrasa Time Works Builds discipline and time management skills Balances faith-based learning with life skills Provides dedicated slots for extracurricular development Creates a healthy routine for boarding (residential) students Admissions Open If you are looking for a madrasa in Delhi with an organised madrasa time that balances Islamic and modern education, Maulana Madrasa is your ideal choice. Contact Maulana Madrasa 📍 Address: RZ 2054, Tuglakabad Extension, New Delhi – 110019📞 Phone/WhatsApp: +91-9560522202🌐 Website: https://www.maulana.in Maulana Madrasa blends tradition with structure — making every madrasa time a meaningful learning experience.









