Uttarakhand Madrasa Board’s warning

if children of Arabic Madrasas are made to donate money then a case will be filed against the Madrasa managers and the recognition of the Madrasa will be cancelled

         If donations are sought from children studying in Arabic Madrasas of Uttarakhand then strict action will be taken against such Madrasas. The Madrasa Board has now become strict regarding such Madrasas. Uttarakhand Madrasa Board Chairman Mufti Shamoon Qazmi, who reached an Arabic Madrasa in Mangalore, Roorkee, said very boldly that such Madrasas in which donations are sought from children, now such Madrasas will not be spared. Uttarakhand Madrasa Board has taken this matter seriously, now along with filing a case against such Madrasa managers, their recognition will also be cancelled. On reaching the Arabic Madrasa, Mufti Shamun Qazmi was given a rousing welcome with flower garlands. On this occasion, Mufti Shamun said that the Madrasa Board is making the Arabic Madrasas hi-tech. Along with Arabic and Urdu, studies of Hindi, English and Science have also been started in the Madrasas. NCERT course is being taught continuously. Now the Madrasa students will be able to acquire modern education along with religious education. Mufti Shamun said that the Arabic Madrasas in Uttarakhand are getting more facilities than before and the children of Arabic Madrasas will now also join the mainstream of development. He said that efforts should be made to promote the message of humanity and brotherhood given by the Prophet of Allah to the entire world. There is no mention of hatred anywhere in Islam, therefore the students have to always give their important contribution to the country and state with mutual brotherhood and harmony. Mufti Shamun Qazmi appealed to the students and said that students are the future of this country, they should make an important contribution in the development of their country and state by getting educated. He said that a lot of work still needs to be done in Madrasas so that the children of Madrasas do not lag behind in any competition.