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Jamia Baitussalam is a Pakistani Islamic seminary and education network combining religious and modern schooling under the Baitussalam Welfare Trust.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Jamia Baitussalam is an Islamic educational institution in Pakistan operating under the Baitussalam Welfare Trust. Its main campus is located near Saghar on the Mianwali–Talagang road in Talagang, while the trust's head office is in Karachi, where affiliated institutions such as Masjid Baitussalam, Baitussalam Trust, Intellect School and Jamia Baitussalam Link Road Karachi also operate. The seminary describes itself as a religious madrasa that deliberately blends religious and contemporary education, teaching in Arabic, English and Urdu so that students can promote religion in all three languages. The institution offers a range of departments, including Hifz-ul-Quran (Quran memorization), Quranic maktabs, modern sciences, Matriculation, an Arabic language course/O-Level, and Dars-e-Nizami, the eight-year curriculum of Wifaq ul Madaris Al-Arabia. It also runs welfare services such as an ambulance service, a food bank and collective Qurbani. The Jamia provides free quality education and training to all children, with Quran recitation supervised before and after every prayer, and offers prizes and monthly stipends to outstanding students. Jamia Baitussalam also operates an e-learning platform, eJamia Baitussalam, offering online courses in Fiqh, Quran and Arabic. The institution's mosque, Masjid Sakhr, was inaugurated in 2012 by Mufti Muhammad Taqi Usmani, and the Jamia itself was formally inaugurated in 2013 by Maulana Saleemullah Khan. Around 2,000 students are enrolled across its various departments, studying both religious sciences and O-Level/A-Level modern education.

History

Jamia Baitussalam is an Islamic seminary in Pakistan operating under the Baitussalam Welfare Trust. Its head office is in Karachi, where affiliated institutions such as Masjid Baitussalam, Baitussalam Trust, Intellect School and Jamia Baitussalam Link Road Karachi also operate. The Jamia campus is located near Saghar on the Mianwali–Talagang road in Talagang. The foundation stone of the Jamia's mosque, Masjid Sakhr, was inaugurated in 2012 by Mufti Muhammad Taqi Usmani, and the Jamia Baitussalam was formally inaugurated in 2013 by Maulana Saleemullah Khan. Around 2,000 students are enrolled across its various departments, studying both religious sciences and modern education such as O-Level and A-Level. The institution also runs an e-learning platform, eJamia Baitussalam, offering online courses in Fiqh, Quran and Arabic.

  • 2013

    Jamia Baitussalam formally inaugurated by Maulana Saleemullah Khan.

  • 2012

    Masjid Sakhr, the Jamia's mosque, inaugurated by Mufti Muhammad Taqi Usmani.

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A religious seminary that blends Islamic and modern education, offering free quality education and welfare services.

  • Hifz-ul-Quran

    Quran memorization department; admissions open every March, selecting about 100 from thousands of applicants.

  • Quranic maktabs

    About 313 Quranic maktabs built across rural areas of the country, teaching Nazira and Hifz Quran; the institution aims to establish 10,000 such maktabs.

  • Modern sciences department

    Offers full English speaking education, computer courses, scientific experiments, and Matric/O-Level education.

  • Matriculation

    A sub-department of modern sciences.

  • Arabic language course / O-Level

    Provides full Arabic education and speaking environment; students who have excelled in Matric or O-Level are also prepared for A-Level. It is described as the only institution in Pakistan providing A-Level education after Matric.

  • Dars-e-Nizami

    Eight-year curriculum of Wifaq ul Madaris Al-Arabia.

  • Olympiad

    Annual sports and educational/scientific competitions inviting students from schools and colleges to bridge the gap between religious and modern educational institutions.

  • Ambulance service

    Free ambulance service, no fare charged from patients except fuel costs; free volunteer service in road accidents.

  • Food bank

    Packs and distributes unused leftover food from events to deserving people.

  • Collective Qurbani

    Collective Qurbani service for public convenience, distributing meat from sacrifices made by philanthropists to deserving people.

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