The university is soon going to be moving over to a completely electronic application process, in shaa Allah. Documents are to be scanned and then attached to an electronic application form, at the end of which you will receive a reference number which you can use to track your application. Whether you submit your application using this method, or whether you submit your application via post, or with another student, these are the new required documents:
- A completed application form (if you are submitting your application electronically, you will automatically be asked to fill in this form online. Otherwise, use the form here).
- Your High School/GCSE/A-level education certificate(s) and accompanying transcript(s) (if your certificate clearly shows your grade, you don’t strictly need a transcript, but if you have one you should submit it).
- Your birth certificate.
- Your passport.
- Your national identity card (if you have one).
- A letter of introduction/recommendation from an Islamic foundation in the applicant’s country of residence, or from two eminent Muslim individuals, testifying with regard to the applicant, his religious devotion and Islamic morals.
- A medical letter or report, indicating the health of the applicant’s body, his sight and hearing, and lack of infectious diseases. It must be issued by a reliable medical centre. It is not worth paying a lot of money for this certificate or tests, at this stage. Just ask your doctor for a simple letter or report. You should do no more than a cursory examination. If your doctor complains about the wording above, any wording that conveys that you are physically fit, even if it is something like “I know of no reason why…” should be fine. Some doctors are fussy, some aren’t. If you get too much trouble, try to find another doctor who may be more understanding. It isn’t a condition that the letter comes from your own registered GP.
- Six recent colour passport photographs (4×6, or any standard passport size), which must be taken without glasses, against a white background, without covering the head. This website might help.
- A character reference/testimony of conduct from a reliable source (such as your local imam, or even your school). This is not a must, they will still accept your application inshaa Allah, even if you don’t have one, as long as one of your references covers it. However, it’s recommended and it certainly doesn’t do your application any harm.
- Certificate of accepting Islam, for those who are not Muslim by birth (if available).
- Translations of all of the above documents, if they are in a language other than Arabic. This can be done by anyone who can translate. It does not have to be an official translation company, although the university prefers that you get the translations attested (it is not a condition). If you do want to get the translations attested, it can be done by any reliable source, including an Islamic institution in your country – basically anyone with an official stamp. Normally, I translate the documents myself, then take them to one of the local Islamic organisations (which happens to be well known by the university), and they stamp them for me.
- For those who go in person for an interview, a photocopy of your ‘Umrah/Hajj/visit visa.
For 2-5, if you come to hand your documents in person, you should bring the original and come prepared with a photocopy (they will look at the original and take the photocopy). If you submit your application by mail a photocopy is acceptable and it does not have to be attested. If you scan your documents using the electronic submission procedure, it also does not have to be attested.
In general, I want to emphasise that brothers should not be going to a lot of trouble at this stage, getting things stamped by the Foreign Office/State Department or official translators etc – that can be done after acceptance is confirmed. In terms of applying, it shouldn’t cost you more than a few pounds/dollars for a letter from your doctor, the use of a photocopier, and a few passport photos – nothing more. The only thing you might have to spend a bit of money on at this stage is if you need to travel to get references.
If you are posting your documents, I recommend that you use some kind of international service that requires a signature. In the UK there is Royal Mail International Signed For. The postal address is:
Deanship of Admission and Registration PO Box 170 Al-Madinah An-Nabawiyyah Saudi ArabiaThe FAQ has some more information.
Go on to check out I want to apply!
1. A letter of introduction/recommendation from an Islamic foundation in the applicant’s country of residence, or from two eminent Muslim individuals, testifying with regard to the applicant, his religious devotion and Islamic morals.
I got another question if i send my application by mail do we need to translate the passeport and national identity card ???
Salam alikoum brother, there is something that i don’t understand. Do we need to send the original documents in english and translated in arabic or just the translated ones ???
Ahki i live in south east london and i am in need of refences is there anyone who you can forward me to who can give me references i would really apreciate it. Jaza’Allahu karian
brother, im not able to get the passeport photos. Is the size suppose to be 40mm by 60mm because im not able to get it where i live or i just need to take the original format of canadian passports?
No problem, just bring any standard passport photo. Even in the UK, they are not exactly 40×60 (35×55 or something like that), but I’ve seen them accept some seriously weird passport photos, so as long as it is a passport photo, I honestly don’t think it will be a problem, although they are now saying that it should be against a white background without glasses or head covering.
And i got a Danish passport
Officially, it shouldn’t cause any problem at all, but it can sometimes be a small issue if the passport is from a country different to the country of residence. All you can do is to go and put your trust in Allah.
May Allah make it easy for you.
Bismillaahi Rahmaani Raheem
My name is Mohamed and i am 18 years old and i am NOT married. Currently i live in UK Alhamdulillah. i am writing this mail to you because i want to get more information or someone to guide me and help me to study in Madinah university Insha Allah. Alhamdulillah by the grace of Allah i have completed the Holy Quran and currently i am studing GCSE in a college in UK
I want to live my study here and I want to live my family and my friends for the Sake of Allah to study islam in Madinah University to seek a knowledge of Islam and the reason is NOT because i want to be famous or to take a position leading the people or to have the people speak well of me. The reason i want to study there is because i want to seek knowledge for Allaah sake so that i can fear His Punishment and seeking His Reward only and to help my brothers and sisters in islam by providing a dawah Insha Allah.
My brothers Insha Allah on July 2010 i will be coming to Makkah and Madinah for Umrah with my Family insha Allah so i hope i get a place there when i go to the place. Currently i dont have a certificate of any high school because i didnt get a chance to get it because i was abroaded from the UK and came back in 2009 and i started to study in college in september 2009 so hopefully i will get my shahadah on August. The problem is because i will be leaving in UK to saudi Arabia on July and i will get my high school certificate on August. So May i ask what i can do for this problem Insha Allah. Jazakallah Khair brother.
I am able to bring photographs, copies of passport, birth and health certificates and 2 references and the other Documents required to bring Insha Allah but not the High school Certificate because i will be leaving the UK to Saudi Arabia before I get it.
If i come to Madinah university when i will do my umrah on July will i be able to accepted immediately when i show the other documents and i have a interview.
Waiting for you reply in patient Insha Allah.
Asalaamu Alaykum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh
Wa alaykumussalaam warahmatullahi wa barakaatuhu,
May Allah make it easy for you. You seem to have the right intention, baarak Allahu feek.
The only thing that I can advise you to do is to come with whatever you have, then explain the situation to them. Even if you can bring any statement of grades, predicted grades, a letter from your school or college, it could help. It might not work, but it doesn’t really do you any harm. You can explain that you will send your certificate, in shaa Allah, with a student at the beginning of the new term, but tell them this is your only chance for an interview, so you would like them to give you an interview now. July is too late to be accepted for 2010 anyway, so it shouldn’t matter that they don’t receive your application until August, as long as they can do an interview and open a file.
Officially, it probably goes against the rules, but in shaa Allah, someone will be able to help. I can try to speak to one or two of the brothers in the dept. before I go back, and tell them that you are coming.
Remind me in June in shaa Allah, and I’ll do my best.
May Allah make it easy for you,
Wassalaamu alaykum warahmatullah,
Muhammad
I send my application today and its supposed to be there in 1week
is there anyway you can know if my application was received or not.
I would be surprised if it arrives in one week. Even using the most expensive mail service from the UK takes three to four weeks (even though they say 1-2 weeks), because the Saudi postal system is rubbish and the university takes ages to sort out the mail.
Once your application arrives, it will be put in a pile for processing. This could take 1-2 months.
After all of that is completed, inshaa Allah, then I can check whether it has been received. Unfortunately, I can’t find anything out until they process the application.
Baarak Allahu feek,
Wassalaamu alaykum,
Muhammad
Salamualaikum Warrahmatullahi Wabarakatuh, Oh Brother in Islam, I have read all the stuff I am needed to do, for the most part I think I can do, but I just needed a bit on answering on my questions and I need a little bit of help with reference or contact, My question is, I know we can give the stuff in a package but I also know that we can go there for an interview. For the interview, is it before getting accepted or after? And my other question is I live in canada, Toronto. And am looking for atleast 2 good reference. If by any chance you know anyone then, can you please help me out, May ALLAH bless you in this Dunya And in the akhira.
I already replied to the first post…apologies for the delay
Salaam All!
Does any one know about the entry level Arabic courses they run and how to apply for someone who wants to do his BA at the univ but does not speak any Arabic yet?
Jazak Allaah Kheir.
Everything that is mentioned on this site is related to people who want to do their BA but don’t know any Arabic yet.
I mentioned a bit about the Arabic course on the page “About the Islamic University of Madinah”:-
“For non-Arabic speakers, there is a mandatory 2 year Arabic course. The course has the same conditions as entrance to the university, and guarantees acceptance on the degree course, providing that the student passes the exams with a reasonable grade. Even if you decide not to apply, following the course material privately is well worth considering, even if it means that you do it in your own country with a teacher. When done with a proper teacher, and in a good environment, the course can have you on your way to fluency in just two years full time study. The entire syllabus is available here, as well as on the university website (to some extent). Update: I just added a new site to the “Useful links” – Madinah International University, which is an online effort to replicate the syllabus of the Islamic university. Their entire website is excellent, especially the Arabic language component.
The 2 year Arabic course is split into four terms, with each term representing one level of Arabic. Within each level there are several subjects, all of them are taught with the intention of developing the necessary Arabic skills to be able to study with the Arab students on the degree course.”
BismiLlah,
Assalamu ‘Alaykum,
Another thing brothers, do we have to send a photocopy? Because I have the original documents scanned in my laptop so can I just get them printed and use them for my application?
Jazak Allahu khayr
Assalaamu alaykum warahmatullah,
A scan is no problem inshaa Allah.
BismiLlah,
Assalamu ‘Alaykum,
JazakAllah khayr for all the hardwork brother(s). Can you please inform me of the application dates for Islamic U of Madinah?
Wa alaykumussalaam warahmatullah,
There are no application dates. The opportunity to apply is open all year round. They have a quota for each country. When they fill up the quota, they consider the remaining applications for the following year.
There are loads of similar questions on the site, so take a look at them for more details.
Baarak Allahu feekum,
Wassalaamu alaykum warahmatullah,
Muhammad
Salaamu Alaykum once again, and sorry to bother you (once again).
As the school requires my high school transcript, it is normal for people to only send in their senior year transcript along with their diploma? Unfortunately, I never really took high school seriously until this year, and I think that the mistakes I made will affect my chances of getting in…. And also, how many people do you think apply every year? I would like to take a look at my chances of being able to study in Medina (iA Ill get in regardless though:) ), because learning and understanding my Deen is essentially top priority right now (without, of course, abandoning my affairs like high school, etc).
Thank you in advance, may Allah bless you for your help, and Salaamu Alaykum.
Wa alaykumussalaam warahmatullah,
No bother at all. Sorry it took me a while to reply…it’s a very busy Ramadhaan for me.
Inshaa Allah they are only interested in your senior year transcript. Don’t forget that education is not the only factor which affects your chances. Your location, character, references, and many other things all play an important part.
I estimate that around 50-70 valid applications are accepted from the UK every year…I’ve never actually gone to count them, but there are about 15 on a page and I guess four or five pages for a particular year…I might be wrong. From that number, around 10 are accepted every year. That means in the UK, we’re probably talking about somewhere between 1 in 5 and 1 in 10 people being accepted (that’s a wild guess). Other countries are very different, for example I imagine that it is a lot more competitive in somewhere like India, where there are many established schools who want to send their students to study in the university.
In any case, there’s nothing you can do other than to try as hard as you can and trust in Allah.
May Allah make it easy for you,
Wassalaamu alaykum warahmatullah,
Muhammad
Salaamu Alaykum
I apologize in advance for using your time, but I have a couple of questions in applying to Madinah. First, is the requirements/application for the same as Umm Al-Qura? Second, I am not yet done with high school and should receive my diploma when I graduate, around May. So what I am essentially asking is that if I turn in my application in May of 2010, will I have a chance to get accepted into the university for the 2010-2011 school year? And when is the best time through the year, in your opinion, to turn in applications? If turning in my application in May is too late to get into the 2010-2011 school year, can I turn in my application and then give them my diploma as soon as I receive it?
By the way, thanks for the site (and may Allah reward you), it is ridiculously helpful to people like me:)
Salaamu Alaykum
Wa alaykumussalaam warahmatullah,
Don’t apologise at all bro, it’s the least I can do to help the brothers who want to apply.
I know this is sort of a double post and I already answered most of your questions above inshaa Allah, but I left this post because I noticed that you asked about the requirements of Umm ul Quraa. To be honest, I don’t have the exact details for them, however I heard that they are very similar, except that as far as I know you need to have the ‘government letter’ when you apply, not when you are accepted (as is the case with Madinah).
I’m hoping that one or more brothers are going to give some of their time to help with Umm ul Quraa, but I don’t have any contacts there right now…
Wassalaamu alaykum warahmatullah,
Muhammad
Salaamu alaykum,
I just have a couple of questions about the documents. First, I plan to apply for the next year (the 2010-2011 year I think), so when is an ideal time to turn in my application? Since I am in my last year of high school and I don’t get my diploma until May, will I still have a chance of getting into the year if I turn the application in at May? Or do you recommend turning it in as soon as possible, then sending the diploma/transcript when I receive it. Also, this is more of a general question, but what can I really do to make a living graduating from an Islamic University. I would love to have a family one day iA, and would like to be relatively stable as to not cause any worry.
Salaamu Alaykum, and thanks in advance (and may Allah reward you), this site is ridiculously useful for someone like me.
Wa alaykumussalaam warahmatullah,
In terms of when to submit your application, there are a lot of comments on the same topic throughout the site. I guess the summary is: as soon as possible, try to make a month after Hajj a virtual ‘cut-off point’ – the closer you get to that time, the less chance you have of being considered. Although, as you will find in the other posts, there is no cut-off point at all. In terms of opening times for those who visit personally for an interview, you should be able to find a post on the front page of this site which mentions collaboration with the university and has the details.
In terms of your High School diploma, the brothers in the admin advised me that you could hand it in later than your application, but I think that May will probably be too late, since they will have already based their decision partly on your grades, probably no later than end of Feb, beginning of March. If you have a results sheet which gives your current grades in some kind of detail, that might work to hand in at the beginning. May is too late to be accepted with a new application. Whatever you decide, it doesn’t do any harm to submit an application with whatever you have, and then see what happens. If your application is rejected though, there’s a good chance that it will be related to the diploma not reaching them soon enough, so you can always apply again the year after.
The question about what to do after you graduate is a really good question – one of the best questions that I’ve been asked to be honest.
The answer isn’t simple at all.
In terms of the ruling on earning a living from da’wah, I should repeat the advice of our Shaykh, ‘Abdul Muhsin Al-’Abbaad, when he said (paraphrased) that there is no harm in earning a living from these things, as long as earning a living from them is not your primary aim. So you say: ‘If I had the money I would do this for free, but my living is simply a MEANS for me to carry on’…then there is no harm in this. And Allah knows best.
In general, just about the only thing that you can financially benefit from in the West is Arabic language skills. I’ve started to translate for a living now, which is working out really well al-hamdulillah. Occasionally, a job comes up that is relevant. For example, I remember they were advertising for an Imam to work in the prisons in the North East of England last year, and they were offering £30,000 per year. However, that’s the exception rather than the rule, and the reality is that most people will benefit the people in a voluntary sense, whilst having a ‘day job’ which they actually earn from. I actually think that’s quite sad. We have to be very careful about our intention, no one wants to go to Madinah **to get a job**, but it would be nice to be able to dedicate all of our time to helping ourselves and others, instead of only being able to commit a few hours a week because of a non-Islamic job which takes all of our time.
I think everyone has to look at themselves and find something that they are comfortable with. We know that the companions – may Allah be pleased with them all – and the people of knowledge used to have jobs which they did, and that those jobs didn’t take them away from seeking knowledge or benefiting the people, but it’s really sad when you see a brother who has dedicated 6 or even 10 years of his life to seeking knowledge, only to go and work in an ordinary office, only dedicating a couple of hours a week to helping others. I don’t blame the brother who does that, I just think that it’s not the ideal situation.
The classical thing that most people mention is becoming the imaam of a masjid. I don’t know about the rest of the world, but in the UK, it’s a really low salary, sometimes not even meeting the legal requirements for minimum wage, which is why most imaams end up coming from abroad. Also, many brothers don’t focus on their recitation of the Qur’aan enough, as well as the other aspects which are important, like punctuality and other things. The political situation in many masaajid also makes it impossible for the imaam to actually benefit the people in any way other than just leading the prayer, so for me personally, it wasn’t an option. Working with a da’wah centre is more practical, but I just don’t want to earn a living from it, because so many of them are struggling financially as it is, and you want that kind of work to be purely for the sake of Allah.
For me, it’s about looking for a job that is compatible with my Islamic education, which I can practise what I know in. Maybe start an Islamic school as a business, or translate Arabic for a living. Anything that can earn a halaal living and still keep me using my knowledge on a day-to-day basis, as well as leaving time for voluntary work…I think that’s the ideal.
However, if we’re being realistic, many brothers won’t be able to find that. In that case, it’s about being clever, and building up your non-Islamic skillset at the same time, so that you can earn a stable living and still benefit yourself and others from your knowledge. For example, my background was in IT and I was an IT manager before I became a student, so I still have the fall-back of doing something with IT, maybe my own business, as a means to earn a living.
All in all, it’s a very very hard question and something that almost every student is asking themselves – especially when they get to the end of their course!
The last issue which is a major thing for a lot of people is actually a platform to give da’wah from. A lot of people don’t have good links with their local masaajid and da’wah organisations, so they end up compromising themselves by working in a non-Islamic way, simply because they haven’t thought about it. It’s a good thing to think about from the outset, because experience is just as important as theory.
Just my thoughts…
Wassalaamu alaykum warahmatullah,
Muhammad
BarakAllahu feek, I can email you my full name etc and to whom the mail was addressed to if you send me your email.
asalamu alaikom
I’m very frustrated, I sent my papers on the 8th of May, 1 month ago! and they arrived in Saudi Arabia on the 18th of May, That’s 3 weeks ago, and the Sheikh said that there is no Mail in his p.o box at the university.
It included photos, photocopies of my passport and birth certificate, etc, and i’m worried about identity theft. Allahu A’lam where my papers are right now but something isn’t right at all.
I can’t go to the post office here because everything is closed for the next 3 days (public holidays).
Brother I will appreciate anything you could do to help, please send me a private email if you would like any personal information about me, Jazaakum Allah khair.
Wassalaamu alaykum warahmatullah,
Don’t worry, it’s not that unusual. I’ll chase it up for you in the next few days from at the central post office.
Wassalaamu alaykum,
Muhammad
asalamu alaikom
I ended up sending my application and forms approximately 2 weeks ago, and they arrived in Saudi Arabia approximately 1 week ago, I called the sheikh today and he says he hasn’t seen it yet, Insh’Allah I’ll call him again tomorrow to see if he has checked his mail (as the line was bad and cut out while we were talking)… I will keep you updated Insha’Allah! Brother you can send me an email so we can talk about it if you’re able to chase it up for me. JazaakAllah khair! Alhamdullilah for this site.
salamu alaikom
Inshallah I’m sending my application today, Brother a sheikh currently studying in the University is willing to help me hand in my application, however when sending my documents, I will write:
Sheikh ***** ****
Madinah Islamic University, P.O box *****
Madinah
Saudi Arabia
Is this fine? is there a Post code or anything?
I’m over worrying because all my documents are in there (photocopies and translations) and if it got lost…i’ll lose them all. Inshallah nothing of the sort happens.
Wa alaykumussalaam br. Nabil.
Sorry I took a day or two to get round to your message. In any case, inshaa Allah there was no harm done. The PO Box is the important thing. The one he has given you is not the PO Box of the university, so it should go directly to him in a private mailbox at the univeristy post office. In case it gets lost, I should be able to chase it up for you. You don’t need anything else on the address inshaa Allah.
Try to send the documents by Royal Mail International Signed For
In case they don’t arrive within three weeks of sending, let me know and I’ll chase it up with the post office, inshaa Allah.
Wassalaamu alaykum,
Muhammad
asalamu alaikom
Brother I’m sending in my application very soon inshallah, however another student I know in Madinah told me that I need to get my translations stamped by foreign affairs aswell as the saudi embassy.
Are you sure it isn’t necessary to get the translations notarized and approved by anyone?
Should I also translate my passport?
JazaakAllah khair bro, this site is unique and very useful.
Wa alaykumussalaam warahmatullah,
Wa iyyaak.
You definitely don’t need your documents stamped at this stage, however if the translation is stamped by a recognised body, such as a group of masaajid, or a translator’s stamp that’s better, but it isn’t a requirement. As for the translations being stamped by the foreign office, you don’t even need that when you are accepted, let alone when you apply. The only things that need to be stamped by the foreign office are your original certificates (education, birth cert, etc.) if you are accepted, not when you apply (See the section ‘once you have been accepted’). Take a look at my reply to Br. Hassan at the top of this page for more info.
May Allah make it easy for you,
Wassalaamu alaykum,
Muhammad
thank you brother for providing these informations in a simple way
i am doubt about one thing.i am pakistan and i have done my GSCE derticate in 2003 and and now i have applied for HSSC part 1 but my result wil not have come till the admissions of madinah universty and hence my latest certificate will be GSCE which is 6 years old.and in the site it is mentioned that the latest certifcate should not be more than 5 years old.although i have applied for HSSC but i am in trouble that will i be illigible to apply to maddinah university.
will be very thankful for your response
Assalaamu alaykum br. Ijaz,
Inshaa Allah you will be able to explain your situation to the university and there shouldn’t be a problem. However, I can’t guarantee that my answer is correct, so I would recommend getting in touch with the university to find out. If you have access to someone who can do that for you, it would be best. Otherwise, you can post a reply here and I will try to ask in the next few weeks once university starts again inshaa Allah.
Wassalaamu alaykum,
Muhammad
Wa alaykumussalaam,
Honestly, I don’t know. Since the university asks for the last education certificate, I’m not sure that it would be permissible for someone to conceal their grades. I think it would be better to show them and trust in Allah.
Wassalaamu alaykum,
Muhammad
Asalamualku,
What do you recommend to do, if the someone had bad grades in high school, should we still bring them or NO? and how much does it hurt someone if you don’t bring it
Wa alaykumussalaam warahmatullah,
I honestly don’t know about the application process for Umm ul Quraa or Riyaadh. I’m working on getting a couple of brothers from those universities to contribute to the site inshaa Allah.
Wassalaamu alaykum,
Muhammad
Assalamalaikum bro,
Jazak allah khayran for your reply greatly appreciated. Isit possible you could drop me your email add on my email please?
Also I wanted to ask is the process the same for applying to Jamiat Imam Muhammad and Umm al quraa? As I wanted to apply there aswell one I come inshallah in July/August next year to hand in my documents?
wa alaykumussalaam
I’ll reply here and inshaa Allah try to incorporate your questions into the main site in the next few days.
I think that the confusion with regard to the american/canadian site is that they are going by the official requirements that are printed on the application form. I asked several times about this point and have given a few applications – none of which were stamped. In fact they were quite vocal that they didn’t want them to be stamped at this stage. I guess it is just a mistake on the application form, or something the uni thought about doing then abandoned.
It is definately better to have translations of the documents, even if they accept applications without, since there are several problems that can arise if you don’t have the documents translated.
Photocopies are fine, as long as if you go for an interview, you hand in the originals for them to see. They prefer if you get the translations stamped by some kind of authority. The local masjid stamped the last application I handed in, and it was accepted. Presentation is always good because it gives them less of a reason to reject it because they can’t find something, or something isn’t clear to them.
I would definately recommend letters that you have completed Arabic/tajweed courses. Even if they don’t look at them, they can do no harm inshaa Allah, and probably add to the impression that you are a serious student.
Once you have been accepted you need to get things stamped by the FCO and Saudi embassy – refer to brother Adam’s notes in the “Once you have been accepted” section. Before that you don’t need anything stamped (apart from the translations and that’s optional, as I mentioned).
I would be tempted to bring all of your certificates including your degree transcript. Theoretically they are only interested in your last educational certificate, but most people bring all of them (if the grades are good) and I suppose it helps them to get a better picture of your academic ability.
I can’t think of any other documents at the moment, and you don’t want to overload them with too many documents. Having said that, there might be something, so ask other students/graduates and if you find anything, post it here so that the other brothers can benenfit.
May Allah give you tawfeeq,
Wassalaaamu alaykum,
Muhammad
Assalamalaikum brother,
Just want to say jazak allah for putting this website up as you definetly make things easier for people with information like this.
I am a bit confused there is another website from american & canada student/s and there is says regarding the documents needed to apply that they need to be legalised by the FCO when you hand them in. But from your website and other graduates that I have met from the UK they say that you just take your original certificate and photocopy and you just show the admin team the original and give them the photocopy. But they also said you do not need a translation but to make things easy I will do that anyway.
Question:
1) Do we just take photocopies of all the documents and hand those in and get them translated nicely i.e well presented?
2) Should I also get letters from people I have completed arabic courses and tajweed courses saying that I have completed them?
3) Nothing needs to be stamped by the FCO or any legal authorities when applying does this happen only after applying? If this is the case then the start process seems straightforward
4) Do I bring my GCSE and A-level certificates? Also at the moment I am completing my BSc degree at university isit worth bringing in the transcripts for those aswell to say that I am completing my degree?
5) Also are there any additional documents that you think should help when handing in your application which inshallah may help?
Please reply back on this thread or my email add preferably?
assalamalaikum