Darunnazat Siddikia Kamil Madrasah in Demra, Dhaka

In the D.N.D. project under Demra Thana in the Dhaka Metropolitan area, near Sarulia Bazar and the middle of the Dhaka-Chittagong highway, lies the picturesque and serene location of Shukrashi Gorasthan, encompassing approximately three acres of natural beauty. It is the location of Darunnazat Siddiqiya Kamil Madrasa.

In 1988, under the leadership of Imam Alhajj Maulana Ruhul Amin Saheb of Karim Jute Mills Ltd., 18 distinguished individuals from the area, led by Hajibrat, traveled to Makkah Sharif for the performance of Hajibrat. At the conclusion of Hajibrat, sitting in the courtyard of the Kaaba Sharif near Shurushi Gorasthan, they envisioned the establishment of a religious madrasa. They prayed for the madrasa both in Makkah Sharif and Madina Sharif. Following the plan, in September 1989, during the reign of Hazrat Maulana Abu Bakr Siddiqi Al-Quraishi (Rah), the grandson and successor of Hazrat Maulana Abul Ansar Muhammad Abdul Kahhar Siddiqi (Rah), the foundation stone for Darunnazat Siddiqiya Kamil Madrasa was laid. Since then, the madrasa has been on an uninterrupted journey of continuous progress.

• Secular and politically unbiased environment.
• Integration of modern education with madrasa education.
• Full adherence to the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad.
• Development of students' talents through weekly discussion sessions, debates, general knowledge, and essay competitions.
• Examination based on the model and semester system.
• Arrangements for practical and oral examinations.
• Mandatory instruction and practical application of Islamic etiquette.
• Special emphasis on Arabic and English language education.
• Promotion of intellectual entertainment through the practice of Islamic culture.
• Planned and efficient management.
• Beautiful and health-conscious residential facilities.
• Operated according to the curriculum of the Bangladesh Madrasa Education Board, Islamic University, and Arabic University.
• Arrangements for students' practical life formation through the performance of obligatory worship alongside voluntary prayers (Awabeen, Ishraq, Tahajjud), recitation of dhikr, and the recitation of Durood Sharif, etc.
• Weekly Tarbiyat (nurturing) sessions are organized to provide guidance for the formation of students' practical life.
• Additional classes are conducted annually for the completion of Tafsir-e-Jalalain, Sahih Bukhari, Jami at-Tirmidhi, Mishkat-ul-Masabih, and the completion of Hidayah Kitab.
• Coordination among students of various Jamaats is facilitated in the book section for the purpose of becoming true scholars.