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Maldivian Chart of Knowledge - Since the Arab traveller by the name of Yoosuf Naib converted the people of Meedhoo into Islam and propagated Islamic teachings, Meedhoo has been known as the centre of learning and religious education. But the Islamic renaissance heralded in this island at the return of the renowned indigenous scholar, Jamaluddin (known as Vaadhoo Dhannakaleygefan), from long residence in Yemen. He established an enduring tradition of education in Islamic law in Vaadhoo Island in Huvadhoo Atoll which spread across the Equatorial Channel into Meedhoo on Addu atoll. And since then Meedhoo has been responsible for maintaining this tradition and passing it up to the present generation through a line of famous and erudite scholars.

 

Names of Different Regions in Meedhoo -

1. Arubu
 2. Burikedemagu
 3. Dhadikede
4. Dhadomathi
 5. Dhakan’dhaavau
 6. Dhonfoolhuvahdhadu
 7. Dhonruhvau
 8. Dhookede
 9. Eedhigamoolu
 10. Elhedhiharu
 11.Faathinkaan’legefannu
 12.Faiykamanaavau
 13.Ganburi
 14.Gan’duvarufannu
 15.Gaudhadu
 16.Gaukan’daafannu
 17.Hudhubiy

18. Ismehelimanikaarah
 19. Kaiari
 20.Kalhibiy
 21.Kan'dofishi
 22.Koagannu
 23.Koshifannu
 24.Lon'dikede
 25.Maakanmathi
 26.Maavathi
 27.Mathikede
 28.Mathikilhi
 29.Moodhadu
 30.Moosaagefannu
 31.Mulimathi
 32.Odidhadu
 33.Rajabaafannu
 34.Veyraan'du

 

 

 

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