A Madrasa is an educational institution primarily focused on teaching Islamic subjects, including the Quran, Hadith, and Islamic law. These schools can vary in size and structure, ranging from small local centers to large universities. They serve students of all ages and often provide a comprehensive education that includes both religious and secular subjects. In many countries, madrasas play a significant role in the community by offering free or low-cost education. They are often attended by children and young adults, helping to foster a sense of identity and understanding of Islamic teachings. Some madrasas also engage in social services, providing food and healthcare to local populations.