A madrasa that runs like an institution.

Two programs: Arabic language, and Qur’an recitation and memorization. Both are taught as ongoing study rather than short courses, in parts — Basic, Intermediate, Advanced — of roughly eight months each.

A part describes where a student is in the curriculum. It does not gate progress and it never changes what a student owes.

Every course runs as a batch: a cohort with its own start date, its own seats, and its own enrollment window. Once a batch opens you can enroll until it fills or the window closes, whichever comes first.

There is no waitlist. When a batch is full we say so plainly and open the next one, because a seat that exists is worth more than a place in a queue.

A batch takes a copy of its fees the day it is created, and those fees stay fixed for everyone enrolled in it. Later changes to a course price apply only to batches opened afterwards.

Pay online, or submit a receipt for your batch teacher to verify. Each enrollment keeps its own balance and its own monthly due date — nothing is ever merged into a single unexplained total.

An Nahda Academy operates as a registered educational service in Bangladesh. The trade licence number and ID below are published here and in the site footer so families can verify who they are paying.

Live classes run on Zoom and Telegram. Enrollment, fees, homework, and recordings live in this portal — the same records we use to run the academy.