A SCHOOL for Muslim girls has been ordered to close down after a former pupil claimed students were being taught extremist beliefs, according to reports.

Jamia Al-Hudaa Residential College for Girls in Nottingham is set to close its doors after being accused of teaching strict sharia-style rules to schoolkids, it has been claimed.

3 Aliyah Saleem claimed that students were taught a number of extremist beliefs, including that men should be allowed to beat their wives and gay people should be killed Credit: Twitter

3 According to reports Jamia Al-Hudaa Residential College for Girls in Nottingham has been ordered to close down by the Department for Education Credit: Jamia Al-Hudaa

Former student Aliyah Saleem said that the boarding school was teaching girls that men should be allowed to beat their wives and gay people should be killed.

Now the fee paying independent school – which charges up to £3,500 a year - has been told to close down its residential operation.

Since boarders account for about 85 per cent of students, the school admits this will mean its effective closure, The Times reports.

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Aliyah – who says 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.”

“It felt like everything was banned.”

Ofsted noted that pupils lacked “opportunity to learn and make progress and receive effective preparation for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of life in British society”.

Since then the Department for Education has ordered the school to shut its residential operation.

The school claims that the decision is “completely biased and unfair” and part of a “highly politicised agenda” in inspections of Muslim schools.

It previously said Aliyah was expelled for ‘ disruptive behaviour’ and denied teaching that the death penalty was appropriate for gay men.

3 Ms Saleem, who says she was expelled from the fee paying school in 2011 for owning a disposable camera. The school said she was expelled for ‘disruptive behaviour’ Credit: AP:Associated Press

In June education inspectors found leaflets at a Muslim all-boys school which branded music, singing and dancing “acts of the devil”.

And last month a 'modern' Muslim independent school in east London was been shut down despite arguing that it helps prevent the radicalisation of youngsters.

Ayasofia Primary School in Whitechapel was told it would be closed due to poor educational standards last year.

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