Malik Deenar Islamic Academy

Malik Deenar Islamic Academy
Malik Deenar Islamic Academy
Location
Kasaragod, Kerala, India
Information
Type Islamic educational institution
Established 2001
Principal Abdul Jaleel Hudawi Mundakkal

Malik Deenar Islamic Academy (MDIA) is an Islamic educational institution in Kasaragod, Kerala, India. It is affiliated with Darul Huda Islamic University and was established in 2001 by Malik Deenar Great Juma Masjid Committee, Kasaragod.

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