Bhatkal's Jamia Millia to mark golden jubilee with series of events

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March 2, 2012

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Mangalore, March 2: Jamia Islamia, Bhatkal, will hold a series of educational programmes of national and international level to mark its 50th anniversary on 18, 19, 20, and 21 March.

All programmes would be held under the presidency of Maulana Syed Muhammad Rabey Husaini Nadvi, patron of Jamia Islamia, Bhatkal, and President of All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB).

The main theme of the convention is: “The role of Islamic madrasas in establishing peace in the world”.

An exhibition on Islam, Quran and Humanity, Nawayathi culture, and contribution of Jamia graduates will also be put up during the convention.

Dignitaries such as K Rahman Khan, Deputy Chairman, Rajya Sabha, Shankar Bidari, Karnataka DGP, Vishweshwara Hegde Kageri, State Education Minister, E T Muhammad Basheer, MP and former minister for education , Kerala, Dr. Mahmudur Rahman, Former Chancellor, Aligarh Muslim University, Maulana Syed Rabey Husaini Nadvi, President of All India Muslim Personal Law Board, Shri Brahamanand Saraswati Swamiji, Dharmasthala Devara Gudde, Shri Gurudeva Mathadesha, Moulana Nizamuddin, General Secretary, All India Muslim Personal Law Board, Maulana Muhammad Salim Qasmi, Principal, Darul Uloom Deoband, Maulana Abdullah Mughaisi, President, All India Milli Council, Maulana Syed Salman Nadvi, President, Jamiat-e-Shabab, Dr. Saeedur Rahman Azmi, Principal, Nadva University, Lucknow, and others are expected to participate in the convention.

About 1100 students are currently studying at the Jamia. The institution has 47 teaching staff and 30 non teaching staff.

The curriculum adopted by the Jamia is of Darul-Uloom Nadwatul-Ulama, Lucknow, an Islamic academy of international repute. It comprises of religious subjects such as Tafseer, Hadith, jurisprudence etc on one hand, and English, Kannada, Hindi, Geography, Science, Economics, Political Science, History, Mathematics on the other.

Most Maktabs and Madrasas in and around Bhatkal follow the syllabus adopted and recommended by the Jamia.



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"The Covid-19 pandemic has thrown Karnataka into a deep financial crisis. There's a need for such measures," the chief minister said in defence of the decisions.

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The government hopes to get about Rs 4,000 crore from the layout-regularisation move.
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