Indo Islamic Heritage
Anjuman Hidayatul Islam High School is a historic educational institution in Etawah, Uttar Pradesh, established in 1904 by a Muslim community organization to promote Islamic guidance ("Hidayatul Islam") and modern education. While not a mosque or shrine, it represents an important early 20th-century contribution to Muslim education in India.
Anjuman Hidayatul Islam High School, located in Anand Nagar, Etawah, stands as a testament to the efforts of Muslim reformers in the early 20th century to advance education within the community during the British colonial era. Founded in 1904, the school was established under the banner of "Anjuman Hidayatul Islam," an organization aimed at providing guidance in Islamic principles alongside secular education. At a time when access to quality schooling was limited for many, particularly in smaller cities like Etawah, the institution played a pivotal role in educating generations of students, fostering both academic excellence and moral values rooted in Islamic teachings. The school continues to operate as a high school, serving the local community and maintaining its mission of holistic development. Its long-standing presence makes it a notable landmark in Etawah's educational landscape, reflecting the broader movement of Muslim-led institutions (similar to Anjuman organizations elsewhere in India) that emerged to counter educational disparities and promote self-reliance.
Year of Built: 1904
Address: Q2FC+J76, Etawah - Bhind Rd, Anand Nagar, Etawah, Uttar Pradesh 206001
Country: India
State: Uttar Pradesh
District: Etawah
Pincode: 206001
Longitude: 79.0321° E
Latitude: 26.7719° N