Their role is vital for the preservation of knowledge, religious practices and the formation of future lines of teachers, in order to diminish social problems and ignorance in the society. It is an Islamic scholarship tradition system where students are guided by teachers, who serve tirelessly working for the sake of Allah.
Pondok education system instills the Islamic spirit and inner strength into the heart of each student to form a true and ideal believer. To generate students with deep understanding of Islamic knowledge and who practice Islam as a way of life.
To produce a knowledgeable, practicing, courageous and God-fearing society.Ĥ. To seek the pleasure of Allah and to ingrain exemplary conducts in the society.ģ.
To develop pondok institution as an Islamic knowledge learning centre in true intention, spirit and practices.Ģ. Participation from madrasah institutions is very good almost all madrasah join in including the top tree Pondok Pasir Tumbuh, Pondok Lubuk Tapah and Pondok Sungai Durian.ġ. In April 1995, and organization called Pusat Pembangunan Pondok Berhad (PBBB) was set up to gather support from public, oversee the development of madrasah institutions in Kelantan and take care the welfare of teachers. Expenditure is also kept as low as possible by strategic planning by the administration and selfless service of teachers, who offer their lessons voluntarily and without payments. To maintain its upkeep, it depends on the public primarily in form of voluntary service, donations, endowments and other form of charity, as well as regular sources like student fees. Since its inception, pondok has run independently of government funding and mainstream education system. The number of teachers at the moment is 35 not including kepala mutalaah (tutors). Initially, the institute was exclusive for male students, but because of the high demand, finally it started to accept female students as well. There are now about 1500 people living here round the clock: students, senior-citizens and families. With recent development, comes noticeable increase in resident student numbers. The institute is also near to Desa Darulnaim housing community, Mara Junior Science College of Pasir Tumbuh and Taqaddum Al-Ma’arif Religious Secondary School It is only 11 km away from the Islamic City of Kota Bharu and 1 km away from the busy Kota Bharu-Pasir Putih main road. At the upper level, a sewing room was set up.Ģ001 – To overcome the shortage of accommodation, the construction of Teachers and Students Endowment House, a 5-storey hostel for teachers and students took place and it has been utilized since early 2004.ġ Malay for madrasah, or a traditional Islamic teaching institutionĢ a title usually given to great Islamic scholars in Malaysia The lower level was made into a computer room, starting operations in year 2000. It was named as Madrasah Tuan Guru Haji Abdul Aziz. Initially, it was also used for lessons and a place to train students for public speaking and oratory skills.ġ988 – Another two-level building of 40×60 feet in size was built for learning and public speaking training purposes. The lower floor functions as an administration office while the upper floor holds a library and an exhibition hall. It was named as Madrasah Tuan Guru Haji Mustafa, in memory of first Tuan Guru.ġ984 – A two storey building was constructed next to the mosque. The mosque was further expanded in 1992 with an extra 4-floor building was incorporated to the original mosque and officially opened by the Sultan of Kelantan.ġ969 – A new 2-floor, 40×60 feet building was built at a cost of RM35 thousands. The number of students increased to 700 consisting of local and international students from Thailand and Singapore. It continued to prosper with larger intake and better facilities built in site:ġ959 – A mosque was built at a cost of RM45 thousand to provide for praying and teaching purposes. The lessons were conducted in a 40×30 feet wood classroom. During the early stage, the institute had only fifty male students. The Madrasah Ad-Diniah Al-Bakriah, also known as Pondok 1 Terusan Limbat, Pasir Tumbuh was established in year 1954 by two brothers, Tuan Guru 2 Haji Mustafa bin Abu Bakar and his younger brother, Tuan Guru Haji Abdul Aziz.
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