– Raheem Khan
Jaipur, June 24: The Al Falah Ta’limi and Islahi Foundation hosted a significant social reform program for Muslim women at the Haj House here Saturday. The event was chaired by Hafiz Manzoor Ali Khan and featured Mufti Abdul Rahman Qasmi as the Special Guest.
Mufti Abdul Rahman Qasmi underscored the pivotal role women play in social reform, emphasizing their influence in child-rearing and education.
He stated, “Women have the biggest role to play in social reform because they are the ones who raise their children. The entire responsibility of childcare, education, and training lies with women. If women want, they can eradicate all evils from society. If women take this resolution, all the evils of the society can be easily eliminated and the growing addiction to drugs can also be stopped.”
Hafiz Manzoor Ali Khan highlighted the necessity of providing the right education and training to children.
He remarked, “The most important thing in reforming society is the right education and training of children, so our goal will be to eat half a loaf of bread. But we will definitely educate our children.”
The program convener, Mufti Akhlaqurrahman Qasmi, urged the community to prioritize education for their children.
He said, “Today we have to move forward with the intention that no matter what happens, we will give our children good education. We will make our children IAS, IPS, doctors, and engineers and do whatever is necessary to make the society better.”
The event aimed to promote social reform among Muslim women by emphasizing the importance of education and proper upbringing of children. Through this initiative, the organizers hope to inspire the community to focus on educational advancements to combat societal issues and foster a better future.
