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  A madrasa is the most commonly called Muslim Primary School of these schools. In general, madrasas teach the Qur'an, the Prophet Muhammad's recorded sayings, holy law, and other Islamic subjects. Unless otherwise specified, the term madrasa refers to primary and secondary Islamic religious school History. The madrasa is a centuries-old educational institution. The Nizamiyah, one of the first established madrasas, was built in Baghdad during the eleventh century. These schools teach Islamic rituals and beliefs, the Arabic language (which is required to read the Qur'an), Islamic scripture, and a variety of other Islamic topics. According to some studies, Muslim youngsters are abandoning their parents' nationality and adopting UK culture. An Islamic school is significant because Afifah provides a safe atmosphere for youngsters to learn and practice Islam. Students develop a strong sense of identity with the Muslim Ummah. In its most literal sense, Islamic education r