Al-Rashid Islamic Institute

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Al-Rashid Islamic Institute
Type Islamic university
Established1980
Founder Shaikhul-Hadith Muhammad Zakariya
Principal M. Mazhar Alam Saab [1]
Academic staff
20
StudentsAround 200
Location, ,
45°02′08″N74°38′10″W / 45.03558°N 74.63607°W / 45.03558; -74.63607
CampusUrban (18 Acres [4] )
Website

Al-Rashid Islamic Institute, is an Islamic institute and seminary in Cornwall, Ontario, Canada. [5] [6] Under the instructions and guidance of Shaikhul-Hadith Moulana Muhammad Zakariya, the institute was founded in 1980 at a temporary location in Montreal. The institute moved to Cornwall in 1985. [7] The institute is now an Islamic university offering higher Islamic studies. [8]

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