Religious Education Urged to Combat Society’s Decline at Lower Dir Madrasa Ceremony

LOWER DIR: Due to the misuse of the net and mobile, the Islamic society has reached the brink of destruction and ruin. The only solution to avoid the temptations of the modern era and the conspiracies of secular forces is to enroll our new generation in religious schools to enlighten them with the pure teachings of Islam.
These views were expressed by the Chief Guest, Sheikh of the Quran and Hadith, Maulana Abdul Jalil, while addressing the annual Dastaar Bandi and Certificate Distribution Ceremony held at Madrasa Daar-ul- Quran Towhid Abad, Dhere Talash, Lower Dir. Sheikh Quran and Hadith Maulana Hakimullah Farooqi, Mufti Iftikhar-ur-Rehman, Maulana Muhammad Yousuf and Mohtamam Maulana Muhammad bin Gul Habib, Maulana Samiullah, Qari Ghulam Nabi Fateh and Naat Khawan Maulana Atiq-ur-Rehman Ajiz and others also addressed the annual Dastarbandi ceremony of Madrasa Daar-ul-Quran. Sheikh-ul- Quran and Hadith Maulana Abdul Jalil, while addressing, further said that due to distance from the teachings of Quran and Hadith, our society is moving towards depravity and pathlessness day by day. Due to the increasing effects of obscenity and immorality, we are facing sudden disasters and deaths. Due to attachment and love for the world, peace and satisfaction have disappeared from our lives. Allah Himself has taken the responsibility of sustenance. Instead of making our children doctors and engineers, they should be admitted to religious schools and made religious scholars. Sheikh Quran and Hadith Maulana Abdul Jalil further said that O people, if you call yourself Muslims, then fear Allah and repent from your sins. So that our world and the hereafter can be improved. Women should dress in pious clothes. And the young generation should avoid the misuse of the net and mobile. Otherwise, disgrace and destruction in this world and the hereafter will become their destiny. During the annual graduation ceremony of Madrassa Daar-ul-Quran Tohid Abad Dhere Talaash Lower Dir, 40 graduating students were given certificates, honorary shields, and were also given chadar and turban of excellence.