Madrasa

A madrasa is a type of school where people go to learn about the religion of Islam. It's similar to going to Sunday school or going to a church to learn about Christianity.

In a madrasa, students learn about the Quran, which is the holy book in Islam, and they also learn about the teachings and religious practices of Islam. Additionally, they may learn about things like Arabic language, history, and culture.

Madrasas can be found all over the world, but they are most common in places where Islam is the main religion, like in the Middle East and in parts of Asia. Some madrasas are attached to mosques, which are places where Muslims go to pray and worship.

Madrasas have been around for a very long time, and they are an important part of Islamic culture and education. Many famous scholars and leaders in Islamic history went to madrasas to learn about Islam and to become educated.