Al-Jameatul Islamia Al-Arabia Mozaherul Uloom

Muhammad Ismail founded the madrasa in 1947 in Miakhan Nagar, Bakalia, Chittagong, with financial assistance from local businessman Niamat Ali Saudagar. Regarded as the first Qawmi madrasa in the city, it received consistent support from Niamat Ali, who assisted in construction and development projects. Ismail, a former teacher at Al-Jameatul Arabiatul Islamia Ziri, was sent by its director, Shah Ahmad Hasan, along with 32 students to aid in the institution's early growth. Leadership later passed to Abdul Jalil in 1985, == Academic Programs ==

The madrasa employs 55 teachers and 7 staff members, serving around 1,300 students. Its academic structure ranges from primary to higher secondary and master's level, supplemented by departments for Qur'an memorization (Hifz), recitation and Tajwid, Arabic language training, and calligraphy. In addition to formal instruction, the madrasa publishes a quarterly wall magazine in Arabic and Bengali titled Attabshir. == See also ==