Dars-e-Mishkat Sharif held with dignified participation of Amir-e-Shariat, educational leadership and political and social personalities
Patna: The annual educational and convocation ceremony along with the last Dars-e-Mishkat Sharif was held in a grand and dignified manner at Markazul Uloom Anglo Arabic Academy, Nahsa, Phulwari Sharif, Patna. The dignified event was attended by Janab Nazar Alam, member of Janata Dal United (JDU) and President of All India Muslim Awakening Caravan as a guest. The meeting was attended by a large number of political and social leaders and esteemed scholars, including Amir-e-Shariat of Bihar, Odisha, and Jharkhand, Hazrat Maulana Anisur Rahman Qasmi, Chairman of Al-Karim University and Katihar Medical College, Ahmad Ashfaq Karim, owner of daily Quami Tanzeem Patna, Ashraf Farid, owner of daily Amin Patna, Noshad, Mufti Suhail Qasmi, President of Amir-e-Shariat, Shyam Rajak, MLA of Phulwari Sharif, Khalid Anwar, MLC, Hafiz Abu Shammah, Maulana Asad Rashid Nadvi, and Zaki Ahmed Dallu.
In his address, Janab Nazar Alam said that the initial education of children is the foundation of a strong future, which used to be provided through the maktabi system, but unfortunately, this system has been largely closed today. In such a situation, the establishment of institutions like Markazul Uloom Anglo Arabic Academy by Maulana Shibli Qasmi is highly commendable, which provides children with the right direction and strong educational foundation at the initial level. He expressed regret that such institutions do not get open cooperation, whereas their founders are trying to shape the future of the nation with their personal investment, which should be encouraged.
Markazul Uloom Anglo Arabic Academy, Nahsa, Phulwari Sharif, Patna is a comprehensive educational institution where a beautiful blend of religious and modern education is presented. The institution offers courses in Alamiat, Intermediate, Hifz-e-Quran, Matric, and Junior Schooling, so that students can get a strong foundation in both religious and modern education from the initial level to the higher level. The objective of the institution is to create a generation that excels in the fields of knowledge, character, and awareness.
Janab Nazar Alam further said that the biggest reason for the backwardness of the nation is being left behind in education. According to government and agency reports, only 2.5 to 3.5 percent of Muslim children are connected with standard education, which is a very alarming situation. Until we make education our top priority and a strong weapon, neither will our new generation be able to move forward nor will positive change be possible at the social level. He appealed to the nation to openly cooperate with such institutions.
At the end of the meeting, good wishes were expressed for the continuous progress of the institution, the promotion of educational standards, and the overall success of the students.