Coll 6/75 'Institutions in Arabia receiving financial support from H.E.H. the Nizam of Hyderabad.' [‎57r] (113/120)

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Quran oharif to bo?a and he did so* This boy/e class
was abolished in his wurasa aa soon as the Baud!ah
Government school was opened. Long ago after the boys*
class was abolished in the ^adraaa tfizamiah, Mecca
authorities ordered Maulana Abdul itaql to accept a teacher
in his school, appointed by the government, to teach
"Tauhid" ( the Unity of God), but on his representing the
matter to the Amir of Medina, the Madrasa Nizamiah was
exempted, as no boys received education in that Madrasah,
and all the students were grown up men who had completed
theological education and were getting poet graduate
lectures. The Madrasah was doing its work without inter
-ference from the Saudi Government till the begining of
this month, when Shiekh~ul-lBlam of Mecca, Shlekh Abdulla
bin Hassan came to Medina and ordered Maulana Abdul haql
to accept a teacher appointed by the Government, to teach
w Tauhid w to the professors and the students of his
Madrasa, otherwise the Madrasa will be closed,
Maulana Abdul baql considered the order
derogatory to his co-workers and his students position
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and refused to accept it, and consequently he has been
ordered by Abdulla bln Hasan to close hia Madrasa, There
are more than thity students in the Madraaa from India,
Afghanist€in, Boxnara, Turklstan and other parts of the
world, who are recognised Ulemas in their countries, and
have come here to take the post graduate diploma from this
Madrasa in " Tafsir * and "Hadis* 1 ,
The curriculum of this Madrasa is fixed
according to the Hanafi sect of Islam, and has the sane-
-tion of the Misam'e Government, The Baud! Government has
always professed that it recognised the four Sunni sects,
viz. Hanafi, Shafaee, Malaki and Hanbll; but the order of
Shaikh Abdulla bin Hasan is an open Interference with
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