Jamia Al-Hudaa Residential College for Girls, a boarding school for muslim girls, has been ordered to close down its operations, after it was accused of teaching strict Sharia-style rules to its pupils.
According to Aliyah Saleem, a former student of the school, students of Jamia Al-Hudaa Residential College for Girls located in Nottingham, were taught a number of extremist beliefs, including men should be able to beat their wives and gay people should be killed.
Given this, the £3,500-a-year independent school has been ordered by the Department for Education, according to close down.
Ms Saleem, who claims she was expelled in 2011 for owning a disposable camera, said: "At least four girls accused of being lesbians were expelled during my time. Teachers and pupils discussed it openly.
When contacted, management of the school through a press statement argues that the decision is "completely unbiased and unfair" and part of a "highly politicised agenda" of inspections at Muslim schools.
It said that Ms Saleem was expelled for "disruptive behaviour" and denied teaching that the death penalty was appropriate for gay men.....
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