| Questions |
Answers |
| Question 1 It was about subjects taught in schools of Islamiyyah |
Overwhelmingly 80 percent agreed that the Islāmiyyah school curriculum is not limited to the Quran alone |
| Question 2 It dealt with the relevance of Islamiyah women's schools to the Muslim community in Kaduna State |
It was observed overwhelmingly that Islamiyyah schools are currently the most popular and effective vehicles for transmitting Islamic teachings to the generation to come |
| Question 3 It was about the differences between Islamiyah and Qur'anic schools |
The answer to this question was also one-sided, whereby all the interviewees put to the interviewer that the curriculum of Islamiyyah schools is more comprehensive than that of Qur'anic schools and therefore more accommodating in terms of teacher and student numbers |
| Question 4 The Islamiyyah schools allow Muslim women to understand the ritual aspects of their Islamic faith completely. |
This has to do with Islamiyyah school's relevance to understanding and performing Islamic ritual practices, as claimed by 80 percent of subjects. The fact that Islamiyyah schools teach Muslim women on how to worship Allah is a very significant contribution not only to Kaduna state education but also to the country's culture |
| Question 5 Was on the question of husbands allowing their wives to go to Islamiyyah schools |
The interviewees (90 percent) expressed happiness and satisfaction about Muslim men and women's level of commitment to school enrolment. Since Islamiyyah schools provide different sections: morning, afternoon, and evening classes, many female adults use the convenient time to learn Islamiyyah |
