What is Khanqua? Khanqah is a Persian word. Its Arabic equivalent is ribat qawiya. It means a building made specifically for the gathering of a Sufi brotherhood, or tariqa and is a place for spiritual retreat and character reformation since the past. It also means a place where spiritual education is provided and practical spiritual training is given to purify the heart and soul. This in The Quran and Hadith terminology is known as tazkiya and ehsaan. In khanqua the students of spirituality live and learn the methods of zikr, mutaqaba etc.

This Madrasa(Islamic School) is functioning under the premises of Shrine of Hazrat Qutub ul Hind Hafiz Syedna Mir Shujauddin Hussain (RUA) situated at Edi Bazar Hyderabad and a large no. of childern study and memorize the holy Quran. They also learn other Islamic teachings like Aqeeda (believes), Tajweed (Rules of reading Quran) and Fiqa (Islamic Jurispedance) under the patronage of Hazrat Moulana Syed Shah Ubaid Ullah Qadri Sajjada Nasheen Dargah Shujaiya and Mutwalli (Custodian) Jama Masjid Shujaya Charminar.