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Admissions Open at Jamia Rahmani, Munger Across All Departments Including Journalism and Darul Hikmat

Jamia Rahmani, Khanqah-e-Munger, has announced admissions for all its academic and training departments for the 1447-1448 Hijri academic year. Renowned for its high-quality religious education and training programs, the institution offers courses ranging from foundational studies to Daurah Hadith and specialized training (Takhassus).

Under the guidance of Ameer-e-Shariat, Maulana Ahmad Wali Faisal Rahmani, the institution’s Academic Advisory Committee has officially opened the admissions process for the new academic session.

Prospective students can register online by filling out the admission form on the official website: rahmanimission.info. Admission will be granted solely based on performance in the entrance examination. Students enrolling in the Takhassus program will also be eligible for financial assistance (Wazifa).

Important Dates

Last date to submit forms for Darjah Hifz, Daurah Hadith, and Darul Hikmat (Hifz & Arabic): 28 Ramadan 1447 Hijri

Last date to submit forms for Takhassus Fil-Ifta, Ma’had al-Riyada (Leadership Academy), and Sho’ba-e-Sahafat (Journalism Department): 20 Shawwal 1447 Hijri

Examination Details

All departments will conduct written and oral examinations.

Takhassus Fil-Ifta and Ma’had al-Riyada exams will cover Fiqah, Hadith, Arabic literature, and Quranic translation. Ma’had al-Riyada will also include a basic English test.

Journalism Department exams will include Urdu language and literature fundamentals as well as essay writing.

For More Information

Maulana Abdul Ahad Rahmani: 08102217957

Maulana Mohammad Saba Haider Nadvi: 7039605711

Mufti Nishat Ahmad Nadvi: 9608078879

Mufti Junaid Ahmad Qasmi: 7004543729

Fazle Rahman Rahmani: 9971224394

Jamia Rahmani, Munger, is widely recognized across Bihar and India for its high academic standards and quality religious education, making it one of the leading institutions of Islamic learning.

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