STUDENT LIFE
Boarding students, guided by adab.
Rules for boys’ boarding, dress, study routines and conduct.

Shared conduct
A learning environment shaped by respect.
These expectations support study, worship and the wellbeing of students.
GENERAL RULES
- Each student must abide by the Madrasah's laws and regulations.
- Any student who engages in un-Islamic behaviour or commits any other violation may be temporarily suspended by the principal at his sole and absolute discretion. The student who has been suspended must leave the Madrasah grounds right away. The Madrasah will not be responsible for arranging and supplying the required transportation. The student might submit a written request to the principal if the student wishes to be reinstated. Their parents will also get the notification of suspension. The Madrasah will not allow any student who has been suspended or expelled to attend madrasah.
- The principal and staff of the madrasah have the complete authority to implement discipline since they are in charge of the students' morals, character, and everyday lives.
- Any kind of bad behaviour, including disrespecting any Ustaadh or Ustaadhah (teacher), Naazim or Naazimah (supervisor), or other Madrasah employee, will result in harsh punishment or expulsion. This is especially true if the behaviour tarnishes the Madrasah's reputation.
- Disrespect will also include being obstinate, speaking aggressively or rudely, and disobeying a valid order. The principal or a representative designated by him will have the final say over what constitutes bad behaviour.
- A student may be expelled if it is determined that the student is incompatible with the institute's ideals or goals and objectives.
- Any parent is encouraged to get in touch with the Madrasah's administration and bring up any issues they feel ought to be discussed. Parents may also be contacted to talk about their child’s academic or behavioural problems.
- All rules are subject to revision or variation at any time. Students will be bound by these modifications and revisions as soon as they are made known to them. Similarly, all students will be bound by any new rules that are created. A copy of the disciplinary code is always available for students to pick up from the office.
GENERAL BEHAVIOUR
- No physical abuse or bullying. Dishonesty and theft are serious offences.
- Cheating yields a zero and further measures.
- No vandalism or graffiti; keep environment clean.
- Possession of offensive/inappropriate material is prohibited.
- Greet adults and display proper Islamic behaviour.
- Maintain order and quiet in classrooms; no disrespectful behaviour.
- Respect teachers; no rude interruptions.
- Punctual ṣalāh expected during Madrasah time.
- Bring necessary stationery daily.
- Absenteeism requires a parental letter; validity at staff’s discretion.
- Adhere strictly to Madrasah times.
- Termly internal and annual external assessments; formal reports determine progression.
- No missed exams without valid reason; otherwise mark of zero.
Programme guidance
Dress and daily arrangements.
Boarding rules apply to boys only.
DRESSING — BOYS
- Dressing must be strictly according to Shari’ah and Sunnah. No western style / revealing / sleeveless clothing / pyjamas, jeans, t-shirts, unnecessary piercings, trousers below the ankle, etc. will be permitted. Clothing with photos or pictures or those which resemble that of women will also not be allowed.
- Boys: Kurtas (Islamic attire) Trousers, to be above their ankles and below knees at all times. Wear a topi at all times. (Topi style at the discretion of the teacher / principal)
- The student's name must be prominently displayed on all of his apparel.
- Jewellery No rings, chains, earrings (boys) or any other forms of jewellery allowed. Only MEDICALERT bracelets or chains may be worn.
- Boy’s hair to be kept short and tidy. Must be even length. No steps, hair in the eyes, no gel, no dyeing of hair permitted. In the final analysis, the principal of the Madrasah will decide as to whether a hairstyle is acceptable or not. Madrasah reserves the right to ask parents to take their son for a haircut.
BOARDING — BOYS ONLY
- The Madrasah will have the exclusive authority to assign rooms and locations.
- Students are required to always stay in the designated room, beds, and seats.
- Students will not permit anyone to enter the boarding without first obtaining permission from the administration.
- Valuables should not be brought to the Madrasah. If they are brought, they should be placed in the office for protection. The Madrasah will not be held accountable for losses.
- It is prohibited to smoke, vape, consume alcohol, or use/possess/trade illegal narcotics.
- No phones, smart devices, entertainment electronics, weapons, or non-Islamic literature. Confiscated items will not be returned; violations may lead to dismissal.
- Protect campus assets; avoid waste of power and water.
- Keep rooms clean; fulfill duties assigned by the room’s Amīr.
- Staff may monitor attendance, activity, and belongings to enforce standards.
- Report any medical conditions at admission or when they arise.
Lessons
Punctuality and study.
Follow the timetable communicated by the Madrasah.
LESSONS & TIMINGS · BOYS MON–SAT, GIRLS MON–FRI
- Adhere to timetable for time and place.
- No absence from class, mutaʿālaʿah, or programmes without valid reason; obtain permission if needed. Boys’ boarding students must revise for the full duration of night study.
- No loitering.
- Students may repeat a year if progress is insufficient.
- For boys, final-year absences may require attending the following year to complete lessons before certification.
- During Madrasah time, be in the ṣalāh hall at least 5 minutes before farḍ; perform sunnah in silence.
- Deliberately neglecting ṣalāh may lead to expulsion after three warnings.
- Boys’ boarding arrival and return arrangements must be confirmed with the administration.
- No visiting non-maḥram homes; outings only with maḥram and permission.
- Boys’ Saturday classes end at 11:00; boarding leave and return arrangements require permission and confirmation from the administration.
Questions about a rule?
Speak to the administration before submitting an application.
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