Question 1

Is there an age or diploma requirement?

Accepted Answer

No age requirement. First year is open without a prior diploma; a copy of the ID card and photos are required, and the latest diploma may be attached.

Question 2

Full week versus weekend?

Accepted Answer

The full week, over six years, is for full-time students and leads to the certificate in religious and Arabic sciences (equivalent to the religious baccalaureate). The weekend (Saturday-Sunday, ten hours): five years for the Ahliya, then two for the Tahsil.

Question 3

How does distance learning work?

Accepted Answer

Weekly lessons on Saturday and Sunday on the 24/7 platform, monthly interactive sessions and remote exams. Studying is free of charge, in Tunisia and abroad.

Question 4

Can I register without visiting the office?

Accepted Answer

Yes, in branches that accept remote registration: application and documents through the platform; the administration then lets you know when your application is accepted.

Question 5

Which certificates are awarded?

Accepted Answer

The Ahliya, the Tahsil and the certificate in religious and Arabic sciences. Every certificate carries a verification code you can check on this site.

Question 6

Where are the branches?

Accepted Answer

The headquarters on Abdeljelil Zaouche street in Montfleury, the Holy Quran branch no. 04 on Ali Taha Hussein avenue, and regional branches in every governorate.

Question 7

Is studying at Zaytouna free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Education at Zaytouna is free in every branch and every study system: no registration fees and no tuition. The network relies on voluntary donations; anyone wishing to contribute can contact a branch administration.

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