*

**
Abstract
The purpose of the paper was to respond criticism of western/ non-Muslim
critics and reflect the real picture of Darul Aloom Deoband. Keeping in view the
current situations, the system of Darul Aloom Deouband and the other institutions
established under its influence can be studied under two aspects. Firstly, this system
was the nursery for mujahidins and secondly, it was the training center for terrorists.
Moreover the Ulema, educated from here, were considered so extremist/fanatic that
they were unable to compete with the modern challenges of the world. The paper
objectively helps in understanding the establishment of Darul Aloom Deouband which
had specific background, objectives, syllabus, teaching methodology and system of
examination. It has been observed that it had no political motives and produced good
Ulema, muftis, journalists, doctors, authors and preachers. Furthermore, the degree
holders of Darul Aloom Deouband served the public religious needs from its inception
till today.
Keywords: Darul Aloom Deoband, Teaching Methodology, Donation, Objectives

1















*

**
117
Pakistan Journal of Islamic Research Vol 15, 2015

2




3



1803










1831


4






5













6



1857

118


7




















8

9






10

11





119
Pakistan Journal of Islamic Research Vol 15, 2015

12

1857

1835







13














14








15

120


16






17



9



18








19











20










21

121
Pakistan Journal of Islamic Research Vol 15, 2015

22









23












24



25










26





27
122


1300





28











4 3 2 1
29






















30

123
Pakistan Journal of Islamic Research Vol 15, 2015

31








32























33

















34












124


35
















36
























37
















125
Pakistan Journal of Islamic Research Vol 15, 2015

38

39


1







40

126


2







41



42








1951 1911 43

44
3

45




4











46

127
Pakistan Journal of Islamic Research Vol 15, 2015

47
5
























48

6

49




50

128


51





52















53

129
Pakistan Journal of Islamic Research Vol 15, 2015

54




55








130


56
















57











58










59







60
131
Pakistan Journal of Islamic Research Vol 15, 2015

1957







1870





61

62

250









63











132


64




















65










66















67









133
Pakistan Journal of Islamic Research Vol 15, 2015

68
















50



43 37
36 30

44














69
134


70









1301 1292 1290
71







30












72













73

135
Pakistan Journal of Islamic Research Vol 15, 2015

143 1976
1
31 1965 2
32 3
121 1973 4

74 1986 5
18 1972 6
7 1981
7

136


175 1991 8
155 1983 9
9 1980 10
12 1972 11
100 12
143 1976 13
120 1968 14

53 1993 15
94 1950 16

28 1981 17
157-156 1983 18
31 1995 19
281 2005 20
38 1981 21
202-200 1966 22
273 196
23
37 1981 24
329 1972 25
1 2002
26

606-605 1975 27

106 28

9 1999 16 29
279 2005 30
190 1976 31
110 1389
32
137
Pakistan Journal of Islamic Research Vol 15, 2015

313-312 1976

33
263 1980 34
35. Barbra Daly Metcalf 1989,P:102 1976 304-303

33 1985 36

200 1966 37
267 1980 38
32 1972
40
100 1965 41

195 2001 42
204-203 1976 43
386 1953 44

157 1983 45
650 1976 46
24 1981 47
328 48
497 1976 49
30
50
372 2005 51
337 1972 52

173-172 1991 53
141 2004 54

81 1404 55

82 1977 56

156 1983 57
159-158 2005 58
138


317 59
339-33 1972 60
314 61
225 2005 62
89 1972
63
20-19 1981 64
30 65
131 2004
66
34 67
268 1980 68
297 2005 69
187 2005 70

124 2001 71
36
72
15
1366 73




1985 1




2001
2



1963
3



4
117 1981 5

139
Pakistan Journal of Islamic Research Vol 15, 2015

1986 6


1973 7


1965 8

1995 9
1950 10


1972 11


2005 12

2005 13


1975 14

2004 15

1968 16



1966 17
1993 18
1366 19
1965 20



1972
21


22

2004 23

1404 24

25
1953 26

27

28


2001 29

140


3-2(4) 1976 30
3-2(4) 1976
31
1976
3-2(4)
32
1981
33
3(9)
9-8(9) 1981
34
1976
3-2(4) 35
3-2(4) 1976 36
5-4(8)
1980 37
6(13) 1399
38
1976
39
3-2(4)
3-2(4) 1976
40

1977 41

1983 18 1983 42


1 9 8 3 1 8 1 9 8 3 43



4-1(2) 1991 44


1999
16 45
141
Pakistan Journal of Islamic Research Vol 15, 2015

46. Barbara Daly Metcalf. (1989). Islamic Revival in British India.

Deoband, 1860-1900. Karachi: Royal Book Company.

Website:
47. www.storyofpakistan.com. (2002). Deoband Movement (1886-1947)

142