– Raheem Khan
Jaipur: Madrasa Jamia Tayyaba Memorial School organised a conference on education at Science Park Auditorium in Shastri Nagar. The event brought together RAS and IAS officers, academicians, scholars, and intellectuals to discuss the educational and developmental needs of the Muslim community.
Prominent educationist Syed Anwar Shah presided over the conference, with retired IAS officer Ashfaq Hussain participating as the Chief Guest and Jaipur District Minority Welfare Officer Abhishek Siddh as the Special Guest. Sana Chauhan, recently selected in Rajasthan Judicial Services (RJS) exam, was honoured during the programme, along with talented students from the Madrasa.
Ashfaq Hussain emphasised the critical role of education in uplifting society and urged parents and children in the Muslim community to recognise its importance. Highlighting the value of higher education, he called it the cornerstone of social progress.
Abhishek Siddh encouraged attendees to set clear goals, work diligently, and cultivate self-confidence. Drawing inspiration from Thomas Alva Edison, he emphasised perseverance, recounting how Edison succeeded in inventing the light bulb after multiple failures.
Dr. Raheem Khan, Chief Editor of Janmanas News, described education as a powerful tool for social reform. He motivated children to dream big and work tirelessly toward achieving their aspirations.
Other notable participants included Naeem Rabbani, Shahjad Khan, Dr. Tanveer, Rajia Sultana, Ameen Kayamkhani, Masood Akhtar, Riyaz Mohammed, and journalist Farhan Israeli. Each contributed valuable insights during the conference.
Qari Mohammad Ishaq, Director of the Madrasa, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the guests and parents in attendance, while Shahnawaz Lala conducted the programme seamlessly.
The conference stressed the importance of improving education, instilling moral values, and fostering civic manners in children. It served as a meaningful platform to promote educational awareness and encourage the community toward continuous learning and development.
