The phrase "a jamia" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be a misspelling or misinterpretation of "a jamia," which may refer to "a jamia" in a specific cultural or contextual sense, but it lacks clarity in general English usage.
Example: "I attended a jamia in my hometown, which focused on Islamic studies."
Alternatives: "a university" or "an institution".
They say they would like to see a thousand Jamia Hafsa schools bloom across the nation.
Similarly, not many people know that in al-Khader (near Bethlehem), the church and monastery of St George sits next to a mosque, Jamia al-Omar, one of the oldest in the region, which is also dedicated to the saint.
To varying degrees, they have all brought a piece of Jamia Hafsa with them.
The attack against the justice minister occurred about 9 a.m., several hundred yards from his home in Jamia, a neighborhood in northwestern Baghdad.
The novelist Mukul Kesavan, who serves as a professor at Jamia Millia Islamia, said on television that he has seen students' health deteriorating in front of his eyes.
Almost all the leadership of the Taliban, including Mullah Muhammad Omar, was educated in madrassas in Pakistan -- most of them in a single madrassa, Jamia Darul Uloom Haqqania in Akora Khatak in the Northwest Frontier Province of Pakistan.
The battle for the Red Mosque compound began in earnest in January when a group of Jamia Hafsa students, spurred by reports that the government planned to demolish some illegally constructed mosques and seminaries in Islamabad, including Jamia Hafsa, occupied an adjacent public library.
Naomi Sager in 1994 published in JAMIA a paper entitled "Natural Language Processing and the Representation of Clinical Data".
A hard core took up positions inside Jamia Hafsa, a sprawling, labyrinthine religious school for girls inside the mosque compound.
When Tehelka held its first conference, in 2006, it was called "Summit of the Powerless" and took place in an auditorium at Jamia Millia Islamia University in New Delhi.
The city's police chief, Y. S. Dadwal, told reporters on Friday evening that the suspects fired first during a raid on what they suspected was a militant safe house in a Muslim-majority neighborhood, Jamia Nagar.
